Sentence examples for quality secondary from inspiring English sources

Wings To Fly Kenyaya's largest scholarship programme – aims to educate 20,000 young people in the country and contribute towards meeting the goal on universal access to quality secondary school education.

Initial evaluation experiments for SOA formation, also carried out under dry conditions, indicate that the chamber can provide high quality secondary aerosol formation data at relatively low hydrocarbon concentrations.

To compare the efficacy of Preventing Aggression in Veterans with Dementia (PAVeD) with that of usual care in decreasing incidence of aggression (primary outcome) and pain and improving depression, pleasant events, caregiver burden, and patient caregiver relationship quality (secondary outcomes).

Informal learning opportunities are exploding and right behind them are low cost online credentialing options that will expand access to quality secondary learning to the 500 million young people that lack access today.

There is therefore good quality secondary research evidence which has identified the need for the study described in this protocol.

In Roma and Turkish communities, the lack of quality secondary schools leads to high dropout rates and low school-completion rates.

The effect of aquatic vegetation (Spyrogira sp. and Zannichellia palustris), light exposure and water quality (secondary-treated wastewater vs. ultrapure water) on the removal efficiency of six antibiotics (sulfonamides and tetracyclines) is studied in laboratory-scale reactors.

He will highlight a shortage of high-quality secondary school leaders, particularly in the north and Midlands, and call for action to tackle the crisis in teacher recruitment.

The importance of high-quality secondary structure and contact map prediction is discussed.

This exon is marked by a repeat structure that is obvious to unaided visual inspection and readily surfaced via high-quality secondary hits in genome-wide sequence searches with nucleotide or protein sequences containing the repeat.

Respondents identified the lack of health care personnel as a pressing issue and endorsed the notion that high-quality secondary hospital-based care and primary care should co-exist.