Sentence examples for higher education patterns from inspiring English sources

Lindberg L, Riis U, Silander C. Gender equality in Swedish higher education: patterns and shifts.

Instead, Professor Smith found that by most standards, measuring contact with this elusive thing called modernity -- years of higher education, employment patterns, income levels, urban versus rural residence, age or sex -- people who identified themselves as evangelical Christians scarcely differed from other Americans.

But recently, he said, the effort has become more of an economic necessity, partly because of drastic state funding cuts for higher education — a pattern seen across the country.

Education, especially higher education, needs reform.

In recent years interest has emerged regarding the geographies of higher education students, particularly in patterns of mobility and dispersion.

A good thing maybe because it has allowed fundamental changes to take place in the scale, mission and complexity of higher education within a familiar pattern of institutions.

Prevalences among women with higher education indicated a similar pattern, but the difference was not significant.

Hilary Pennington, from the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation which examines enrollment patterns in higher education, had it right when she said, "If you look at who walks across the stage for a diploma, it's still largely the white, upper-income population".

While a careful analysis of these data yields a nuanced understanding of the shifts in enrollment patterns in higher education generally, it becomes increasingly clear that successful efforts to diversify enrollments at majority-serving institutions have had a negative impact at HBCUs, specifically.

The pattern of higher education institutions has remained remarkably stable for half a century.

It is likely that higher education will follow the industrial pattern and new breakthrough technologies will take many years completely to replace the old.