Sentence examples for more second generation from inspiring English sources
For instance 31 percentage points more second generation Non-western male immigrants only have a primary school education and 26 percentage point less have a vocational education before matching.
This finding accords with the TIES research as a whole; even after controlling for the parental background, more second generation Turks were able to access the academic track in Strasbourg compared to those in Amsterdam (Crul et al., 2012).
Hence, to accumulate the data for this project the authors produced 300 or more second generation sequencing libraries.
In view of the wide spectrum of ALK mutations identified after crizotinib treatment, more second generation ALK inhibitors with efficacy against other mutations will be needed.
The firm has found the scheme has attracted a third more "first generation" university students than the traditional route to recruitment – and three times as many students from universities with which it does not have strong traditional links.
More and more third generation light sources (3GLS) have come into operation.
Getting a visa to come the valley is not easy though and with more first generation immigrants than almost anywhere else I've been, every San Franciscan foreign accent has a war story of how they battled their way into California.
Respondents were drawn from a group of retired people participating in an informal 'senior learners' programme at Lancaster University, a group of their mainly younger relatives and, in order to recruit more third generation respondents, a group of first year students taking a criminology module.
Similarly to co-administration by class, the combination of two (or more) first generation antipsychotics (FGAs) was relatively rare.
More first generation Black African than other women were diagnosed with tumours larger than 5 cm and more had metastatic disease.
More third generation cephalosporins are being widely used in hospitals for empirical and prophylactic therapy, and as their use extends across the board, more organisms will develop resistance to them presenting the threat of antimicrobial ineffectiveness in life threatening infections.
