Sentence examples for education level contributed from inspiring English sources

Availability of primary care doctors and education level contributed to a limited extent to the variance in consultation rate.

Social determinants of mortality and diabetes risk are also recognized, with factors such as poverty and education level contributing to mortality and health risk (51, 52).

The fact that the wording of the items is easy to understand and directed towards all categories of professions independent of their education level contributes to considering the questionnaire valid in many different settings.

Higher income and education levels contribute to a greater sense of well-being, and people living in the countryside report more health problems than Dubliners.

In the formal sector, only differences in education levels contribute to the explanation of the wage gap and we find no differences in coefficients.

Among the prisoners, a lower level of education (compared with a higher level) contributed to depression (10.4/100 points for the CES-D score) whereas an average education was associated with a lower depression score (p = 0.022).

Language barriers and low education levels may contribute to any reporting and recall bias.

These data suggest that education level may have contributed to the inverse relationship observed in the main model as a result of the difference noted in the primary school educated group.

The contribution of these variables accounted for an overall R-square of 0.21 (P < 0.001. Advanced age (P < 0.001), unemployment (P < 0.001), and low education level (P = 0.001) contributed independent variability to BASFI scores.

Therefore, it seems unlikely that parent education level or lack of motivation contributed to the lack of benefit on glycemic control.

A higher education level and occupational success could contribute to a more positive evaluation of life and feelings of control over one's past and future and help provide meaning to life.