Sentence examples for gap in degree from inspiring English sources

For example, a current project with 14 universities is looking at the gap in degree outcomes for students from different ethnic groups.

University leaders say they hope to raise graduation rates for underrepresented minority students by 10%, cutting in half what has been a thorny achievement gap in degree completion compared with white students.

But the noticeable gap in degree-performance might just turn out to be due more to the pressures of subject-choice than social factors at England's increasingly diverse universities.

In recent years, significant progress has been made in narrowing gaps in degree completion by race/ethnic status, there are still dramatic gaps in degree completion for first generation college students and students from low-income backgrounds.

Institutional leaders often try to blame low graduation rates on the students they serve, but we found that — despite having students with lower SAT scores and students from lower socioeconomic backgrounds — HSIs had higher graduation rates for Latinx students and lower gaps in degree completion between Latinx and White students than non-HSIs (see chart).

Even if patients have sufficient information because of efforts by healthcare workers, judgments may differ if there are gaps in degree of importance of this medical information.

After satisfactory balancing of flexion gap in 90 degrees and extension gap in 20 degrees, a single-unit validated tensiometer (Depuy, Warsaw, IN) was inserted in both positions and both gaps were measured in mm.

The measured average extension gap in 20 degrees of flexion was 12.4 (11–17.5) mm and it was 12.8 (11–17.5) mm in 90 degrees of flexion.

The gap in college degrees is the outcome of the disparity in wealth, not the cause.

For example, California has a large number of new immigrants and also has the widest gap in college degrees between Latinos (17percentt) and whites (51percentt).

And Kentucky has actually narrowed the gap in college degrees between blacks and whites by 12 percentage points since 2007, and that between Latinos and whites by 16 points.