Sentence examples for reference education from inspiring English sources

34 In unadjusted analysis, we assessed inequalities by wealth (poorest vs richest (reference)), education (no education vs most educated ≥13 years (reference)) and caste (ST vs general (reference)) for both surveys.

cMultivariate OR adjusted for age, age at menarche, history of breastfeeding, hormone therapy use, family history of breast cancer, parity, age at first birth, BMI at reference, education, smoking history, alcohol intake, physical activity, race, religion, marital status.

bMultivariate OR adjusted for age, age at menarche, history of breastfeeding, hormone therapy use, family history of breast cancer, parity, age at first birth, BMI at reference, education, smoking history, alcohol intake, physical activity, race, religion, marital status.

The base model (model 1) consisted of the air pollution exposure metric adjusted for age (indicator variables with > 35 years as the reference), days abstaining (indicator variables with > 8 days as the reference), education (indicator variables with "some college" as the reference), and smoking (indicator variables with nonsmoker as the reference).

List your personal information, including social security number, your years of experience, past plumbing employers, references, education and character references.

Of course, because of our completely different histories, reference points, education systems, social makeup, even national characters as exemplified by different lavatory designs, there are always going to be some aspects of our respective theatre cultures that won't translate.

The three groups were fairly similar with reference to education, occupation, and marital status.

Meaning making is frequently mentioned in reference to education, and the "meaning of meaningful interaction" is strongly related to learning theories (Woo & Reeves, 2007, p. 16).

Although peers play a major role in socialisation during adolescence, the family is still an important source of support, reference and education.

This study serves as a practical reference for education researchers and policy-makers in their efforts to better understand the SES composition in Ghana and to provide equal educational opportunities for all.

If you do a quick Google search for the phrase "you can't solve the problem by throwing money at it" (and it's variations) you'll see that approximately 60percentt of the time that expression comes up is in reference to education.