Sentence examples for lower educational performance from inspiring English sources

The study concluded that more than five million children in the United States are "at risk of lower educational performance, economic stagnation, blocked mobility and ambiguous belonging" because they are growing up in immigrant families affected by illegal status.

In adults with ADHD increased rates of antisocial, drug use, mood and anxiety disorders are reported in both cross-sectional and longitudinal follow-up studies; in addition to increased rates of unemployment, poor work performance, lower educational performance, increased rates of traffic violations and accidents and criminal convictions: reviewed in NICE, [ 32].

Inequality is also associated with lower life expectancy, lower levels of educational performance and lower levels of trust.

Maternal substance use, lower social position, poorer educational performance at Key Stage 2 and children's use of other substances were associated positively both with cannabis and tobacco use at age 15 (Table S1) and with poorer educational outcomes at age 16 (Table S2).

Opportunity is increasingly tied to education, and educational performance is tied to income and wealth.

Level of education is a surrogate measure of socioeconomic position, and our study shows that lower educational attainment is associated with poorer performance on the TUG.

The results show that blood lead levels far lower than 10 μg/dL in early childhood correlate with lower educational achievement in elementary school as measured by performance on end-of-grade (EOG) tests.

Second generation migrants and 1.75 generation migrants have the highest educational performance, 1.5 generation migrants score 8 points lower, and 1.25 generation migrants score 30 points lower.

Knapik and colleagues [ 6] reported that lower performance in army physical fitness tests, lower educational level, and injuries accounting for time lost from service are risk factors for discharge in United States Army recruits, consistent with previous findings [ 8, 10, 11].

As the participants of the second evaluation across the board have relatively lower educational achievement, it is not surprising that they had lower performance after receiving the intervention.

In addition, adolescents who report higher levels of depressive symptoms report lower levels of well-being, self-esteem, physical health, and educational performance [ 3, 5].