Sentence examples for mean education level from inspiring English sources

Mean education level was 16 years.

Mean education level was 12.5 years, and 99% had adequate literacy skills, but only 17% had >9th-grade numeracy skills.

A second approach, developed by Verdugo and Verdugo ([1989]), uses the mean education level required across a range of occupations.

Another limitation may be a difference in the mean education level between the bipolar depressive patients and the control group.

The sample's mean education level was about senior high school, and the average household size was close to five persons.

Under this approach an individual is considered over- or under-educated if his education level is, respectively, one standard deviation above or below the mean education level required for that particular job.

The mean education levels were relatively high (16.1 years), as was perceived general health.

If available, we used unemployment rate in the neighborhood, or, alternatively, welfare rate, average education level, or mean income.

They have a mean maximum education level between 2 and 4 years of post-secondary school.

The Netherlands Social and Cultural Planning Office calculates SES scores (which are based on mean income, education level, percentage unemployed and percentage households per neighbourhood) for all postal codes in the Netherlands.

NB: STD means standard (used to indicate the level of primary education e.g. STD VII means primary education level 7, which is the highest level of primary education in Tanzania).