Sentence examples for origin students from inspiring English sources

Very few rural origin students were of NE or SE Asia region of origin (approximately 3%) and so a substantial component of the fall in NE or SE Asia region of origin students selected for the course was a direct result of the gradual imposition of a 25% rural quota.

A previous study of new HIV diagnoses between 1985 and 1997 suggest over representation of those of non-UK origin, students and prisoners in those discontinuing care within region [ 20].

This study compared the origin, student source, duration, and curriculum design of TCM higher education programs in China and five Western countries.

Even if teaching sometimes tilts too far to a focus on Americans' diverse origins, students who are most proud of their own ancestry have not become those who are least tolerant of others.

Put simply, what happened to these rural-origin students before the rural programmes existed?

In South Africa, a study also found that rural-origin medical students were more likely to choose rural careers than urban-origin students.

So a strategy that only recruits rural-origin students is a less than optimal way to augment supply to remote areas of practice.

Compared with 1999 (OR = 1), the ORs for taking soft drinks in 2001 were 1.1 (95% CI 0.8 1.4) and 2.0 (95% CI 1.4 2.9) among urban and rural-origin students, respectively.

The correlation between geographical origin of students and their future choice of practice, i.e. whether students from under-served areas will return to under-served areas to practise their profession, is much debated in the literature.

Table 7 summarizes the averages of PISA scores in the areas of mathematics, reading and science by origin of students.

But consistent findings were found in the study entitled "Do south African rural origin medical students return to rural practice?" which revealed that more than 40% of the rural-origin graduates were in rural practice compared to 5% of the urban-origin graduates [ 16].