Sentence examples for graduation difference from inspiring English sources
"Years since Graduation (difference in)" and "Managerial Role (same category)" were significantly associated with the dependent variable of the network.
The variable "Years since Graduation (difference in)" was negatively associated with the professional network (β = −0.0318, p < 0.01).
A strong positive correlation was found between the variables "Age (difference in)", "Years since Graduation (difference in)," "Tenure I-NHS (difference in)", and "Tenure LHA (difference in)".
Several years after graduation, the differences are even more pronounced.
But last week, at the school's graduation ceremony, that difference mattered little.
33 These results are consistent with Arcidiacono and Koedel (2014) who find that most of the black/white differences in college graduation rates stem from differences in student academic preparation.
Although this seemed to support the violence graduation hypothesis, uncontrolled differences between the violent and non-violent groups provide an alternative explanation of these results.
She is concurrently leading a qualitative study that is following over 100 juniors from three Chicago high schools from the eleventh grade to two years after graduation and examining differences in the educational demands of their classroom environments through a linked study of high school and college classrooms.
The authors acknowledged that glucose challenge test recommendations were not universally adhered to, but did not believe that time since graduation explained the differences in test executions.
In general, differences in graduation rates (high school, college, and graduate school) make a larger contribution to race ethnic disparities in science than variations in choice of major field or differential matriculation rates (college, graduate school, and postdoctoral study).
Test scores are the crucial factor in admissions decisions at selective colleges, but they explain less than half the difference in graduation rates among students.
