Sentence examples for rate education level from inspiring English sources

A larger group of parents would allow more differentiated analysis, e. g. according to gender, participation rate, education level, child's age and quality of metabolic control.

Socioeconomic difficulties do not seem to play an essential role in our population sample, since employment rate, education level and household income were found to be relatively high.

In the 19 countries that make up the Middle East and North Africa regions, women's workforce participation is "lower than would be expected on the basis of the region's fertility rates, education levels and the age structure of the female population," the report found.

ZoomProspector aggregates information about various cities and communities – such as labor force sizes, unemployment rates, education levels, venture capital investments, and household incomes – and makes that info accessible through a map-based search tool.

In 2008, Henn et al. [ 41] concluded in a perspective study of 125 patients with Workers' Compensation claims report worse outcomes, even after controlling for confounding factors (1.e. age, work demands, lower marital rates, education levels, preoperative expectations) compared to non-workers' compensation patients.

If available, we used unemployment rate in the neighborhood, or, alternatively, welfare rate, average education level, or mean income.

To make that more pessimistic case, just combine this chart showing the current American unemployment rate by education level with this chart showing how social mobility for the bottom 20 percent stacks up against other developed economies.

In formal terms, total migration rate for education level s is given by: m it s = ∑ j = 1 J M ijt s L F it s (2).

Following Docquier et al. (2007), a rise in the migration rate by education level k could be due to a rise in the level of migration among all education level or to a specific rise in the ratio of the proportion of k level educated emigrants by the same proportion among non-emigrants (represented by the selection rate).

The utilization rate for education level decreased with increases in education.

Each postal code area receives a unique ranking for social status according to the income level, unemployment rate, and education level of its inhabitants.