"general educational level" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It refers to an individual's overall level of education and can be used in a variety of contexts. Example: "The job requirements stated a minimum general educational level of a high school diploma, but many applicants had advanced degrees."
Since we compared our data with those of the general female population, the negative trend of our data is more apparent: in general, educational level and health status correlate positively; therefore, one might expect highly educated women as less likely to suffer from reproductive problems [ 26].
However, and somewhat surprising, the general educational level of the population in regions does not correlate with the relative number of Skattefunn projects.
After The Expansion, despite the remaining gender disadvantage with regard to access to higher education of groups whose parental educational level is the lowest (primary school or lower), this disadvantage would finally be eliminated through the elevation of the general educational level of the whole population affected by the implementation of the 9-year Compolicyy Education policy.
The general educational level of the study population was found to be low with only 23.7% (31/131) having had formal education beyond primary level.
The new index offers some surprising findings based on factors such as inducements to innovation, prevalence of old technologies like telephones and general educational levels.
In general, the educational level is higher in the urban residential areas and lower in the rural areas.
In general, at each educational level women educated for jobs in teaching and health care have much lower childlessness than women in any other major grouping.
In previously published analyses of the data from this study, characteristics that could be associated with lower socioeconomic status were positively associated with MRSA carriage--educational status (less than high school or general educational developmental degree versus higher levels) and race/ethnicity (Hispanic and/or non-white race or ethnicity versus white) [ 19].
In general, a low educational level – ranging from illiterates to incomplete high school education – was observed among the three groups of community health workers.
Furthermore, the increasing political and military disintegration characteristic of the last few centuries preceding the fall of Constantinople brought with it a general decline in educational level, and works appeared that reflect quite closely the colloquial language of the time, although learned and pseudo-learned elements are never absent.
We analyzed how women infected by chikungunya virus during pregnancy (658) differed from those who were not infected (655) for general characteristics (age, educational level, marital status, and body mass index), medical history (diabetes and hypertension), and obstetric history (previous pregnancies, history of preterm delivery, small-for-gestational-age, or stillbirths).
