Sentence examples for education retained from inspiring English sources

More than a decade later, the introduction of Diplomas appeared to challenge such qualification inequality (Hodgson and Spours [2008]) yet vocational teachers still suffered discrimination (Thompson [2010]) and vocational education retained its 'much lower status than more traditional and academic routes' (Fuller and Macfadyen [2012], 87).

Perceptions are reduced to myths and caricatures and to the limited education retained from the American classroom.

Personnel without medical education retained all skills at nine months compared to before training; the mean performance of medical attendants and ambulance drivers was 29%% before training, 43 % immediately after training and 44%% nine months after training (p = 0.026).

Three items scored an average rating of less than 4 out of 5 for relevance and two of these items were removed; the provision of sex education (retained from round 1), and the provision of written information about sexual expression in large print format for residents with visual impairment.

Professionals in chiropractic education retain much of the authority over their work.

All unemployed eligible for unemployment benefits have, at their own discretion, a right to 6 weeks education (retaining UI benefits during participation).

When we consider the time spent in a paid job since leaving school, individuals with tertiary vocational education retain a clear advantage with respect to those with a more academic education.

Possible explanations for this association include that patients received less TB-specific education or retained less information from TB-specific education, because they were so severely ill.

Despite great efforts, primary and secondary education everywhere retained certain traditional features.

Respondents with missing values on other variables (i.e., parents' education) were retained in the sample, and additional modalities "missing" were created for these covariates.

Occupational class rather than education was retained as a measure of socioeconomic status, as this has been shown to be a better discriminator of differentials in mortality in the UK population.