Sentence examples for primary education compared to from inspiring English sources

Children from poor families are six times less likely to receive full primary education compared to wealthy families.

80% of the elderly in the Canary Islands did not complete their primary education compared to 46% of the elderly in Catalonia.

Slightly less than half (46.7%) of the heads of household had primary education compared to a third (33.6%) without any education.

Within southern Kayonza and Kirehe districts, 59.8% of women aged 15-49 had completed some primary education, compared to 62.6% of men [ 15].

In a study in North Uganda, HIV testing was higher for women with primary education compared to those with no formal education [ 19].

In education, while adequate emphasis had been given in the past to primary education compared to higher levels, knowledge inputs required in the learning process in today's context has been stagnant.

In 2005/2006, for example, only 2.9% of the education budget was allocated to pre-primary education, compared to 66.1% and 27.9% for school education (including primary, secondary, and special education) and higher education, respectively (Census and Statistics Department 2006).

In communities that are almost exclusively Roma, only half of children attend primary and secondary education, compared to almost 100 per cent of non-Roma children.

In Senegal, 51%% of the mothers had received primary or secondary education, compared to 99%% in Cameroon and 92 % in CAR (p < 0.001).

Nonetheless, a study among Sidamas in Southern Ethiopia indicated that fertility was higher among women with primary level of education compared to those who never attended any formal education.

The probability of being a former smoker was 0.11 points higher for Turkish women with secondary compared to primary education and 0.05 points higher for Norwegian women with tertiary education compared to primary.