Sentence examples for elementary educational level from inspiring English sources

It should be noted that the sample is not representative of the national educational level (almost 9% of the participants had elementary educational level compared to more than 40% of the general Greek population according to the 2001 population and housing census).

More than 70% of participants were at/or below elementary educational level.

Nine percent (9%) of the respondents were of lower educational level (elementary school) while 91% of the respondents had at least secondary level education.

Using multivariable logistic regression, the investigators developed a screening instrument using four predictors; ICU length of stay >48 hours, low educational level (elementary or lower), fractures, and reduced core stability (that is, unable to maintain independent sitting balance at ICU discharge).

Demographic information was collected from the baseline questionnaire, including age, highest completed educational level (elementary school, upper secondary school, or college or university studies), and occupation: working, studying, or other (other included being on long-term sick leave, or on parental or other leave, or being unemployed).

Low educational level implied elementary school education only; intermediate educational level implied secondary, nonacademic education; and high educational level implied academic education.

Most of the participants had a educational level of elementary school or lower (72.84%, n =15,327).

Forty four percent of the migrants had an educational level of elementary school or below, compared to 37% of the residents.

Figure  1 shows that the family members in Quadrant I were mainly spouses (v6.1) aged 51 and above (v2.3 and v2.4) with an educational level of elementary school (v3.1).

Two hundred fifty two (57.0%) of patients were rural residents, and majority, 286 (64.7%) of study participants had educational level of elementary school and below (Table  1).> Among study participants, 183 (41.4%) patients had positive urine culture with a single non-duplicate isolates of enterobacteriaceae.

However, compared to participants with an educational level of elementary school or with the first quartile of family income, participants with an educational level of high school or with the third quartile of family income had higher tendency to be exposed to SHS with statistical significance (OR 1.84, p value 0.004 and OR 1.84, p value 0.013 respectively).