Sentence examples for on a levels from inspiring English sources

"And we have listened to concerns raised by academics at our leading universities on A levels, and launched a consultation".

Being a night owl is associated with risk-taking in women on a levels similar to males (both night-owls and early risers).

Likewise, those applications with no attainment data on A levels, higher, or Irish leaving certificate (n=11 949) were significantly less likely to result in an offer (0.58, 0.54 to 0.61, P<0.001).

However from Table  2 it can be seen that, in this sample, the effect of sex on A level and UKCAT performance was different; on average, males did not perform any better on A levels compared to females (coefficient.01of a SD; 95% confidence intervals; –.04 to.06; p = .6).6

In particular it should be remembered that most applicants to medical school are applying pre-A level, and hence offers and rejections are made not on A levels attained, but on GCSEs attained, and teachers = estimates of A levels that are likely to be gained.

"Society quite rightly places a lot of emphasis on A-levels.

The Ebacc, which identifies core academic subjects, will only begin to have a direct effect on A-levels from next year.

Meanwhile, the Russell group of 24 leading universities has set out the list of subject areas to be considered by its new advisory body on A-levels.

Huge demands are placed on the examination system, especially on A-levels as the passport to university entrance for most 18-year-olds.

Updated at 10.07am BST 9.49am BST Before I disappear completely in the rising pile of hastily-fired off press releases, here's the CBI's thoughts on A-levels.

Despite the disruption of moving into the B&B when he was sitting his GCSEs, her son did extremely well, getting all As and A stars, and has embarked on A-levels with a view to becoming an aerospace engineer.