Sentence examples for higher education reported from inspiring English sources
As Times Higher Education reported, in Uncle Silas, he "devised ways of presenting society as a code involving both opposites and identity, with the female narrator's pious father morphing into her wicked uncle".
Mr. Spitzer's 30-member commission on higher education reported last month that the state was losing its competitive edge and called for it to clear up a $5 billion backlog in maintenance and construction at its public universities, to hire 2,000 new full-time professors — including 250 academic stars — and carry out tuition changes and other steps.
In this research, the respondents from urban areas reported lower accessibility probably due to the high demand in cities. Respondents with higher education reported higher accessibility only marginally, which is not completely in line with previous research that revealed higher use of formal childcare by higher educated people (Geoffroy et al. 2012; Tang et al. 2012).
The elderly with higher education reported higher scores than those with lower education.
Children whose guardians had higher education reported lower (better) pain interference scores (p = 0.006).
Women and those with higher education reported better self-rated health.
University education has a negative association with poor self-rated health, 35.7% of women with the highest education reported poor self-rated health in comparison to 45.5% of those with the lowest education.
You don't have to look far to find a higher education report describing the benefits of work placements for university students.
It is great to see the YouGov research commissioned by the Guardian into the value of higher education (Report, 26 February).
Two years ago, Mr. Mills proposed a higher education report card that would have applied 41 performance indicators to colleges, measurements like graduate employment rates, changes in tuition and the proportion of students needing remedial education.
In higher education, reports on peer learning among students of different academic levels have been published (Johnson et al., 1981).
