Sentence examples for junior stages from inspiring English sources

Others had known and grown up with coloured children through the infant and junior stages, but when the tensions and pretensions of puberty had intervened the relationship had ended".

The majority of respondents (48.5 %) were aged 31 40 years.> Three-quarters of medical doctors were in their junior stage of medical profession.

The proportion contemplating going abroad reduced from 57% (n = 230) at the junior stage to 55% (n = 359) at the intermediate stage to 49% (n = 221) at the senior stage of training.

The proportion definitely intending to go abroad increased from 28% (n = 115) at the junior stage to 36% (n = 234) at the intermediate stage to 38% (n = 173) at the senior stage of training.

In examining intentions to migrate, we found that there was a greater proportion of respondents definitely planning to migrate at the senior stage (38%) compared to those at the junior stage (28%) of training.

A new program aims to launch the careers of diverse life scientists—including women and members of other underrepresented groups by providing up to 8 years of support, covering both the postdoctoral training and junior faculty stages.

Accordingly, the sample was stratified into children at primary stage (grade 1 5; 5–10 year olds), and at junior secondary stage of education (grade 6 11; 11 17 year olds).

In this context, community health workers may be junior level health officers or volunteer healthcare workers who receive appropriate training for functioning at the required stage.

How do you feel about junior doctors staging a full walkout?

At the junior secondary stage, instruction was provided according to a common curriculum that consisted of religion and other subjects.

The junior licensing stage would last for six months and would allow drivers to drive until 1 a.m. with one nonadult passenger.