Sentence examples for the different education from inspiring English sources

We think our approach of segmenting the labour market by occupations is more suited to the study of immigration because when it comes to the measurement of education levels of migrants, one finds that it is often tricky to accurately compare education qualifications across countries, given the different education systems and arguably differences in the quality of education.

There were no significant differences in BMI between the different education groups, so the validity of the present study is not threatened.

While the survey cannot explain the difference between the two professions, it is conceivable that the different education and the more detailed studies on human embryology by the medical students could play a role here [ 26, 27].

Our students also showed a significant decrease but with overall higher frequency (70% pre and 20% post); differences between the two results may be due to the different education levels of the students involved.

We tried very hard to make sure that the others did not feel disadvantaged but we were very aware of the different education our children were receiving.

Gathering together statistics from the different education boards that translates to 8.4m in England, 708,000 in Scotland (with 31,000 of those in private schools), 475,000 in Wales and 329,000 in Northern Ireland.

"We start from the opposite direction with heavy investment in localisation, understanding the different cultures, different education systems they have," CBTec's CEO Sotiris Makrygiannis, who was most recently director of applications and site manager of Nokia's Helsinki R&D center, told me back in March.

"We start from the opposite direction with heavy investment in localisation, understanding the different cultures, different education systems they have," says Makrygiannis, who was most recently director of applications and site manager of Nokia's Helsinki R&D center, and one of the last to jump the MeeGo ship.

The method used provides a useful tool to assess and compare the effects of different education programmes on self-reported behaviour.

Before the reunification two different education systems existed in Germany.

Among the three groups with different education levels during the survey period of 2002 2010, women with "up to primary school" had the highest average BMI increase of 0.85 kg/m with a marginal significance (p = 0.051).