Sentence examples for education strata from inspiring English sources
The increase was larger in low than high education strata of the population.
The increase in the prevalence of obesity was larger in low education strata of the population.
Conversely, the risk of non-CVD mortality did not differ significantly across education strata in adults with diabetes.
In the low income and low education strata, differences in economic hardship are statistically indistinguishable between raising four or more children and raising three.
Responses of women and men were compared as well as the responses across age strata (≤35 years and >35 years) and education strata (no education and any education).
The gradient of the absolute unemployment-associated mortality rate, across cognition and education strata, was attenuated substantially by unemployment at an older age in 2001.
Our findings contrast with a previous study in Geneva [ 8]: in this study the upward secular trends in the prevalence of obesity tended to be similar within each education stratum in women (consistent with our findings), while the BMI difference by educational level tended to decrease over time.
Similarly, economic hardship increases by 0.28 (CI: 0.03 0.53, p < 0.05) for the low education stratum, by 0.32 (CI: 0.20 0.44, p < 0.001) for the middle stratum, but is statistically indistinguishable from the economic hardship associated with raising a single child in the high education stratum.
It may be assumed that CAM use is also a matter of health literacy, and children or their mothers from the lowest education stratum are less able or less motivated to inform themselves about health issues such as alternative therapy approaches.
In the low-income and low-education strata, differences in economic hardship are statistically indistinguishable between raising three children and raising two.
If the moderating effect of breastfeeding is not the same across the educational strata and interaction between breastfeeding and maternal education is suggested.
