Sentence examples for rate in primary from inspiring English sources

Since then, the enrollment rate in primary schools has risen from sixty per cent to ninety per cent.

There are also plans to make preschool attendance mandatory, which Unicef believes will help reduce the drop-out rate in primary schools.

This effect had an impact on proliferation rate in primary cultures performed with APM, although the cell number obtained after expansion remained independent of age.

Down-regulated Cry1 expression in cells was found to cause accelerated growth rate in primary fibroblasts (Destici et al. 2011), so it is probable that the HMF-induced Cry down-regulation has contributed to the accelerated NS growth.

Key system responses (such as pressure, mass flow rate in primary and secondary system, SG level, short term phase terminating time and radioactive release) were analyzed and compared for the two strategies.

The three-year piloting program, "USAID Asia and Middle East Regional School Dropout Prevention Pilot SDPPProgramram," in four countries including Cambodia, India, Tajikistan, and Timor Leste, is a fifty-one million dollar commitment to reducing the dropout rate in primary and lower secondary school through installing computer labs and other incentives to keep students in school.

Sub-Saharan Africa has the lowest gender parity rates in primary education, but has had big gains in countries including Sierra Leone, Senegal, Chad and Burkina Faso.

They aim to end dropout rates in primary and lower-secondary schools and improve the quality of learning by recruiting more teachers and driving class sizes down.

Bahia's state government has declared education its top priority, and plans to lift enrolment rates in primary schools from 80% to 98% by 2002, and in secondary schools from 22% to 40%.New ideas are appearing in other fields.

Intensive counselling from the practice nurse could contribute to better smoking cessation rates in primary care.

In school year 2004 2005 the enrolment rates in primary school were 91% for girls and 93% for boys.