Sentence examples for tertiary participation from inspiring English sources

Korea and Taiwan have near universal levels of tertiary participation.

Fig. 2 Participation in tertiary education in Britain: gross enrolment ratio (GER) and proportion in the labour force (LF).

This report investigates the contributions of higher education to economic growth and social progress in the developing world, establishing that participation in tertiary education is vital to the development of both communities and nations.

The high (65%%) proportion of culture-negative samples in the field trial may in part be explained by the participation of tertiary and secondary facilities in the study and by the inclusion criteria being any indication for culture, thus not restricted to patients displaying symptoms of UTI.

All children under 16 years presenting or referred for treatment for burns to participating tertiary burn units in the Australian states of New South Wales (NSW), Queensland, South Australia (SA) and the Northern Territory (NT) will be eligible for participation.

Ihram said young Muslims were already contributing to Australian society with high levels of tertiary entrance rates and community participation but the government's unhelpful rhetoric, such as Tony Abbott singling out the community, was isolating.

Based on data mainly from the OECD, it compares five indicators across 26 countries: the number of men and women respectively with tertiary education; female labour-force participation; the male-female wage gap; the proportion of women in senior jobs; and net child-care costs relative to the average wage.

Operating mode 16S/8E: the installation interrupts or stores its production during 16 h and sells during 8 h (e.g. following specific price patterns or for participation in the tertiary reserve market).

Scenario 4: all existing and new biogas capacities are made flexible; Operating mode 8S/16E: the installation interrupts or stores its production during 8 h and sells during 16 h (e.g. following specific price patterns or for participation in the tertiary reserve market).

There were also plans for expansion in tertiary education, by raising the participation age to 18.

The cysteine residues in these short motifs (ca 35 amino acids) are essential for their correct tertiary structure due to their participation in disulfide bonds [20].