Sentence examples for education relatively from inspiring English sources

By 21, many Mormon women are already married, engaged or committed to a job or further education; relatively few chose missionary work.

Its comparatively high levels of education, relatively advanced social conditions, including the status of women, and a small, apolitical army, seemed to augur well for Tunisia's historic path.

This persistence is correlated with high returns to education, relatively low progressivity in public investments in education, and inequality of opportunity.

However, many of these programs have focused on a single discipline, leaving the best practices for interdisciplinary STEM education relatively underdeveloped (Labov et al. 2009).

And because of the high cost of undergraduate higher education, relatively few international students from families of limited means are able to study in the U.S. as undergraduates.

Other notable differences between the study population examined here and studies in low and middle income countries include high levels of maternal education, relatively low levels of maternal depression, and low rates of child stunting.

Firstly, reliance on self-selection, and drop out (which in this study was 44/188 participants) effects may have resulted in a sample that is not representative of the broader population of women with RA; particularly in relation to their high rates of tertiary-education, relatively high level of knowledge about RA and pregnancy, and low levels of decisional conflict.

In Benin, the level of education is relatively low in rural areas; and the educated people living in cotton production areas are generally involved in the management of conventional cotton producers' cooperative (Alidou, 2014).

The mother's educational level was used as a proxy for socioeconomic status, as education remains relatively stable through adulthood and is less affected by changes in health status than income and occupational status (Krieger et al, 1997).

Ultimately, it appears that internal migrants in Nepal are from districts where the SLC pass rate (or returns to education) is relatively high, while external migrants are from districts where the SLC pass rate (or returns to education) is relatively low.

The level of education is relatively high.