Sentence examples for small attainment from inspiring English sources

In contrast, the population in Mbarali appeared to have small attainment differentials, e.g. more than 70% spent 5-8 years in school and there were no urban/rural differentials (Table 1).

But the earthquake, which destroyed so many of the small attainments of Haiti's poor, also smashed the balance of this equation.

A small study in four nursing homes in 2003, before introduction of the new primary care contract, identified low attainment of several of the indicators in our study.

A land blighted by low educational attainment.

Low educational attainment, <12 years; high educational attainment, ≥ 12 years.

Using data on the whole Danish population, they find that class size has a statistically significant but very small effect on educational attainment.

In sum, the reviewed studies agree on the fact that reducing class size may have a positive albeit relatively small effect on educational attainment.

Differences in classification by educational attainment were small.

Cancer surveillance efforts are further limited by the lack of population counts defined by individual characteristics, such as educational attainment within small geographic areas, that are necessary for estimation of incidence rates stratified by these characteristics.

In studies where a measure of income is entirely missing, the use of other indicators of socio-economic position such as social class, educational attainment or small area based indicators are frequently used to approximate the material disadvantage that would have been captured by an income measure.

These findings may provide insights into small-scale reports linking pupils' attainment, behaviour and learning to classroom lighting, and may also help explain some of the benefits of coloured overlays for pupils' reading.