The association between socioeconomic indices and plasma fibrinogen levels was examined after taking into account several variables such as age, educational attainment, job strain, alcohol consumption, and smoking status and (for women) menopause status.
We expect however that the demand for PEs from the oil and gas industry will increase, and that already strained educational capacity will not be sufficient to supply both industries.
In addition, accommodating visiting students strains educational resources, including faculty availability.
Moreover, growth is so fast that it would strain any educational system, let alone one as ramshackle as India's.
Increasing the size of Cornell's student body could bring in as much as $20 million in net revenue; but it would also put "significant strain" on students' educational experience.
After adjusting for age, sex, educational level, marital status, financial strain, heart attack, stroke, hypertension, smoking status, BMI and vision impairment, individuals with diabetes reported lower scores across several domains of the SF-36 – only social function and mental health subscales did not reach statistical significance (see Table 3).
Population growth and limited funding have placed great strains on the educational system, however.
Even if medical school class size does not have a major impact on the quality of instruction, the rapid expansion of medical schools, especially if trained faculty are scarce, is certain to put strains on some educational programs [ 20].
Textbooks, along with other educational books and supplies, continued to strain students' wallets, with costs rising 1.8percentt last month, keeping up with a steep increase of 9.2percentt in the preceding 12 months.
It strains itself to present educational information while being less informative than it thinks, while it delivers a core narrative that sacrifices audience engagement for an otherwise welcome objectivity.
The massive influx is severely straining the capacity of an educational system already ravaged by poverty and conflict.
