Sentence examples for population of junior from inspiring English sources

The emergence of a service economy created a large population of junior and midlevel office workers.

On the other hand, the population of junior lawyers at law firms is more diverse: Nearly 13percentt of the associates at firms last year were minority lawyers.

Ingram and Nelson (2006) found average acceptance of evolution to fluctuate around 64% in a population of junior and senior biology majors entering an evolutionary biology course.

The present study examined the prevalence of clinically significant psychopathic traits in the population of junior high-school students and the relationship between psychopathic features and reactive/proactive aggression.

During Ms. Rangel-Ribeiro's tenure, the population of the junior school, which runs from kindergarten through fourth grade, doubled to almost 500 students, who hail from more than 100 nations.

Using correlational survey research design, the study made use of 45 public secondary schools with a population of 3,362 junior secondary school class two (JSS11) students.

The participants made up 9.5%% of the total population of students attending junior high schools with total approximating 100,000 persons.

This study showed that 8.1% of the total study population, including 8.3% of junior high school subjects, 9.0% of senior high school subjects and 6.9% of college subjects, had PIU, which were consistent with many previous studies[ 34, 35].

These included employment rates in different types of industries, percentages of population under 14 and above 65, literacy rate, gross birth and death rates, infant mortality rate, per capita products of industry and agriculture and percentage of population with junior high school education.

This study demonstrated statistically significant differences in the sensitivities, specificities and positive likelihood ratios between the high- and low-prevalence populations (table 2), providing evidence that the diagnostic performance of junior doctors in interpreting x-rays does vary with prevalence.

Around 30% of the study population held a junior college diploma and 45% of the study population graduated from a secondary nursing school when first employed as a nurse; part of the nurses attended part-time courses to gain a higher degree.