Sentence examples for lower educational achievements from inspiring English sources

Malnourished children grow up with worse health and lower educational achievements.

Disabled people have been recognized as the world's largest socially marginalized group and, compared to people without a disability, they suffer from poorer overall health, lower educational achievements, fewer employment opportunities and higher rates of poverty.

Higher proportions of women with lower educational achievements reported abuse (40.7%) versus 34.8% of women with higher achievements.

This survey highlights important gaps in dental knowledge and practices in women, particularly those with lower educational achievements and lower socio-economic status.

21 Evidence also suggests that non-smoking parents with higher education are more supportive of tobacco preventative initiatives than those who smoke and/or have lower educational achievements.

Additionally, survivors had slightly lower educational achievements than caregivers, 41.0% had a high school degree or less compared to 15.6% (P < 0.10).

-          Unplanned pregnancies are associated with sex before 16, smoking, drug use, depression, lower educational achievement and sex education from non-school sources.

All of these factors are strong determinants of health; recent studies have shown Latin-American immigrants who identify as black report lower educational achievement (11.64 vs. 12.77 years of education) and weekly earnings ($718.38 vs. $760.95) compared to black Americans.

The most consistently found risk factors for less satisfactory health perceptions among adolescents are female gender, poorer relationship with parents, lower educational achievement, lower socio-economic status or parental education, and lower self-esteem [ 8, 9].

"For example, on the lower educational achievement, there was always the question about whether it was because stepmothers were less-able parents or the household was unstable.

Children reared by a stepfather also have lower educational achievement than those reared by both biological parents, although, as in most other measures, the negative effect is only about half as much as with stepmothers.