Sentence examples for ratio education level from inspiring English sources

Cubbin and colleagues noted that SES (in this case, income-to-need ratio, education level, occupation, race, ethnicity) is a robust predictor of mortality due to traumatic injury; however, the effect depended upon the indicator of SES and the cause and severity of injury (Cubbin and Smith [2002]).

Consider: operating budget, tuition, student body size, average class size, teacher-student ratio, average education level of teachers, test scores, etc. Develop and deliver a presentation on the differences between private and public education (as reflected by the two schools) and use the poster as an aid.

Adjusted ORs were generated from a model that included age, sex, diabetes duration, insulin status, having a regular medical doctor, having had the effects of a stroke, adjusted income ratio, household education level, First Nations status, smoking status, and physical activity level.

> -wrap-foot> Hazaratiosios adjusted for sex, waist-hip-ratio, smoking, education level, total serum cholesterol, HDL cholesterol hypertension and diabetes; py: person-years; CI: Confidence interval Our study shows that the APOE*2 allele has a protective effect on overall mortality.

> -wrap-foot> Hazaratiosios adjusted for sex, waist-hip-ratio, smoking, education level, total serum cholesterol, HDL cholesterol hypertension and diabetes; py: person-years; CI: Confidence interval To investigate whether the lower risk of mortality observed among normal weight APOE*2 carriers was due to a lower risk of mortality from CHD, we calculated the HRs separately for CHD mortality.

The two groups were matched for age, sex ratio, handedness and education level.

Highest total PFAA quartile was also correlated with increasing quartiles of cotinine levels, worsening poverty-income ratio and higher education level of parent/caregivers.

Research by Linda Aiken (whose work was cited in the Op-Ed article in support of safe staffing ratios) links education levels to patient outcomes.

To our knowledge none of these models take into account the dynamics between nurse-to-patient ratios, skill mix, nurses' education level, the nursing work environment on one hand and nurse outcomes (nurse retention, job satisfaction, burnout) and patient outcomes on the other hand.

The allocation ratio was 1 1 stratified by education level.

HPV positivity was inversely associated with education level (odds ratio (OR) among women with high school vs no education=0.6) and positively associated with widowhood and divorce (OR=1.7), nulligravidity (OR=2.3), and condom use (OR=2.6).