Sentence examples for school p from inspiring English sources

Rates of reported suicide ideation declined significantly from the first to the last year of high school (p = .015).015

Another important finding, also reported by Muehlemann et al. (2007), is that the commercial field puts more effort into students who perform poorly at school (p. 95).

'The present generation', he said, 'is learning that to gain education a man must study in more than one school' (p. viii).

A mere 1.2% of women with <4 years of high school education were consuming a multivitamin supplement preconceptionally compared with 46% of those with any education beyond high <span class="lh">school (P <.0001).

These changes are in line with the Board of Education's (1943) assertion that, "the content or the method or the length of the course cannot be prescribed in detailed terms for any school" (p. 108).

Australia's first national early childhood curriculum, the Early Years Learning Framework Department of Education Employment and Workplace Relationss [DEEWR], 2009), aims'to extend and enrich children's learning from birth to five years and through the transition to school' (p. 5).

First, while the nation's universities graduate talented individuals ready to enter the workforce, a disconnect still exists between what the job industry needs and what the preschool through graduate school (P-20) system provides.

An education level higher than high school (p-value = 0.0071), an uncontrolled asthma (p-value = 0.0063), and irregular follow up with clinics (p-value = 0.0328) were highly associated with three or more asthma-related ED visits, after being controlled for gender, ICS use, education level, education about medication, and education about asthma (Table 5).

For the first set of contrasts, we designated performance in the fall of pre-school (P Fall), the first test occasion, as a reference.

Furthermore, of the 402 out-of-school sexually active adolescents, 190 (47.3%), reported using a condom during the most recent sexual act as compared to 181 (37.5%) of the 483 adolescents in-school (p < 0.01).

For example, Computer Science for All (a US program initiated by President Obama in 2016), Pathways in Technology Early College High School (P-TECH) for "new collar" workers of the future (developed by IBM CEO Ginni Rometty), Minerva School (a hands-on approach to college education), massive open online courses (MOOCS), and Singularity University are good examples.