Sentence examples for education we observed from inspiring English sources

After stratifying this analysis based on parental education we observed stronger associations for children whose parents had more education.

For the length of education, we observed a 4% increased risk of BC associated with one additional year of education (HR=1.04, 95% CI=1.01 1.07).

After adjusting for age and education, we observed a 44 53 % reduction in rate of overall mortality in the unaffected (HR 0.56; 95 %CI (0.33 0.93)) and affected groups (HR 0.47; 95 %CI (0.30 0.74) (Table  3).

When we stratified by maternal education, we observed that longer breastfeeding was negatively associated with retinoblastoma for mothers with a high school diploma or fewer years of education (OR = 0.2, CI 0.01, 1.6) and among mothers who had some schooling after high school but who had not graduated college (OR = 0.2, CI 0.008, 3.0).

When obesity rates are categorized by SES (generally measured by income and education), we observe among women a trend where less educated women are more likely to be obese compared to women with college degrees [ 3].

For parental education, we observe a small positive association with the occupational status of the first stable employment.

When we consider heterogeneity in terms of education, we observe that more negative attitudes reduce the income of all stayers, but it reduces the amenities of well-educated refugees only.

By comparing the two model specifications - with observed versus predicted education -- we observed how much of the impact of CFS on earnings is attributable to lower educational attainment.

It remains unclear whether the effect of education that we observed is related to the pathology at a preclinical phase or whether cortical thickness is directly affected by education level.

For example, in our on-site education experiment we observed a strong reduction in probability of violation for both treatment and control groups, indicating that factors other than our treatment contributed to the decline.

The variations in dental caries scores across different strata of income, ethnicity, and education that we observed have been reported previously (Vargas et al. 1998).