Sentence examples for education estimates from inspiring English sources

Fortunately the ever diligent Daniel Hurst is glued to education estimates.

The Senate's education estimates committee hearing was told this represented 41% of the agency's budget.

Updated at 8.42am BST 8.08am BST The Daniel download on the education estimates modelling wars this afternoon is simple enough.

7.46am BST My colleague Daniel Hurst, who is monitoring the education estimates, keeps chuckling periodically about modelling.

Sue Sanders of Schools Out, a charity that promotes equality for LGBT people in education, estimates that as few as 20% of gay teachers are "out" to their pupils.

As tens of thousands of teenagers attempt to secure a degree place before tuition fees rise towards £9,000 a year, a devastating official forecast of the price they will pay for a university education estimates that total student debt will rocket to £191bn over the next four decades.

We computed a genetic risk score based on 26 established loci for refractive error, calculated mean refractive error as a function of genetic risk score for levels of education, estimated risk of myopia in combined strata of genetic risk and educational level, and examined biological interaction according to the synergy index developed by Rothman [ 20].

The direct effects of maternal education estimated in Specification (1) are reduced very slightly.

These values are below the returns to education estimated by Oreopoulos 2006 for the UK - 11percentt for males and 18percentt for females - but above those estimated by Devereux and Hart 2010.

Furthermore, there were no correlations between GSH levels and clinical variables (age, education, estimated IQ, age at onset of illness, duration of illness, GAF, and amount of medication) in the subjects.

Table 3 also shows RIIs for education estimated by logistic regression and log-binomial regression.