Sentence examples for more recent education from inspiring English sources

"This problem is way larger in scope and magnitude," said Jennifer L. Howse, president of the March of Dimes since 1990, comparing the prematurity campaign to the group's battle against polio and a more recent education effort about the value of folic acid in pregnancy.

In this regard, Ouimet and Zarutskie (2013) provide evidence that young employees with more recent education have appealing technical skills that can enter into the process of developing new products or establishing new methods of production.

Physicians with better understanding of hypertension (i.e., higher accuracy in questionnaire answers) were more likely to be younger, with at least an undergraduate education level (i.e., having a bachelor or higher in medical degree vs. professional school education), fewer years of working experience (indicating more recent education and training) and working in a training-base.

The trend is more recent in education.

This might be attributed to younger respondents having more current knowledge about dental erosion because of their more recent dental education.

In a more recent problem, New York Education Commissioner Richard P. Mills last month set aside the results of the Math A Regents exam for juniors and seniors, acknowledging that it was flawed.

Bioinformatics is a relatively new discipline, yet bioinformatics education is even more recent, as the first education paper was written only 16 years ago [ 9].

In cases (vs. controls), maternal age at birth was slightly older, year of birth was somewhat more recent, and maternal parents' education somewhat lower, but residential census tract percent college educated and median income 6 years after the birth year were similar in the two groups (Table 1).

A more recent libertarian tradition on education is that of unschooling and the free school in which child-led activity replaces pedagogic approaches.

A more recent survey on sleep education in the medical school curriculum in 12 countries in the Asia-Pacific region and North America reported that the overall time allocated to sleep education was less than 2.5 hours [ 17].

A more recent survey on sleep education across 12 countries in the Asia-Pacific area and the US/Canada had a poor response; only 25.9% of the surveyed schools completed the survey [ 17].