Even in high income countries, such as Israel, the dramatic reduction in acute respiratory tract infections subsequent to school closure may have been related to the country's large child population (34%).
The subsequent move to a comprehensive school proved highly stressful for Ryan and, after a term and a half, he dropped out.
Chances of entering one of the possible educational alternatives subsequent to general compulsory schooling vary considerably depending on the previously attended school track.
Physicians who work abroad or work in nonclinical fields subsequent to graduation from medical school in Japan are very limited.
Theodore's son, Alamayo was taken to England on Napier's ship, and was subsequent sent to school at Rugby, but he died when he was nineteen.
In the same way, mood disorders and, to a lesser extent, anxiety disorders were significantly related to subsequent school dropout, in particular among girls.
Government's role is to provide leadership and oversight (i.e., a governing structure) to coordinate ECD strategies that cross institutional borders and, guided by population-based assessments of children's development, link ECD outcomes to subsequent school performance.
However, its cost recovery policy initiated in 1992 shifted the cost burden from the government to the consumer for subsequent education: junior secondary school, senior secondary school and technical/vocational training school.
They both understood, as has every subsequent education or schools secretary, that a Christian or other religious ethos does not come about in a school by accident, or through the school's name alone.
The relative contributions of poor growth before and after birth in very preterm infants to subsequent outcomes at school-age are not certain.
The current approved regimen for measles vaccination is a first vaccination at 12-15 months and a subsequent vaccination at school entry.
