Sentence examples for sample educational from inspiring English sources

A prototype environmental pollution ontology and three self-contained sample educational scenarios have been developed.

There were some participants with missing values for physical activity (n = 382, 1.41% of the sample), educational level (n = 235, 0.87%), and smoking status (n = 247, 0.91%).

However, in contrast to females in this sample; educational level and presence of children at home did not differ between the exposed and non-exposed men.

These reportedly came as cash, rebates, free samples, educational and research grants, dinners and travel, and other inducements.

Each physician or physician practice must ask, "Are samples educational gifts or manipulative bribes or both?" Pharmaceutical companies provide drug samples because it is effective business practice: physicians are more likely to prescribe a drug received as a sample.

We then stratified our subsequent sample by educational level (more than a high school education vs. high school education or less).

When stratifying the sample by educational attainment, there is a general improvement in self-reported health across all educational levels, except for men with the lowest educational attainment (incomplete primary education or illiterate), among whom there is no change, which implies a widening of inequalities by educational level.

More than 15,000 visitors are expected this year, to sample new educational resources from some 600 exhibitors, sit in on any of the show's 70 seminars and take part in demonstrations, workshops and training sessions to be held in a new products and training feature area.

TAP denied the charges and argued that its sample program, educational grants and other efforts were entirely legal tactics common to many drugmakers.

Of the 2,865 VC investments in the sample, the educational information of the lead venture capitalists is available for 1,304 cases.

A sample of educational evaluators was asked to design an outcomes-focused evaluation of a school program that aims to improve the academic achievement and self-esteem of students.