Informant information and additional decedent characteristics were collected during the survey process and included decedent marital status, living arrangements, whether they considered themselves a visible minority, education and income as well as informant sex, age, relationship to decedent, education, health status and awareness of approaching death.
Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg's decision to cut the recycling program disregards an ethic that has grown in many New Yorkers -- an ethic that the city itself helped establish with a highly visible public education campaign.
The gap is clearly visible in higher education as well, in spite of recent gains.
Many associate AIDS, he said, with white gay men, who were in the forefront of the most visible battles for education and research to prevent the spread of H.I.V. "Not too many Spanish-language shows feature gays," said Mr. Duque, who works for the Latino Commission on AIDS.
In the 1980s, the Gulen Movement started to become especially visible in the education, banking, media and other sectors; in the following decade, it acquired a strong organizational foothold in the police, judiciary, military and intelligence forces.
Model #3 builds on model #2 by adjusting for age, visible minority status, education, after-tax family income, smoking status, and alcohol use as potential confounders.
The governors of Wisconsin, Florida, New Jersey, and Ohio and now the mayor of Providence, Rhode Island have determined that educators and public education make highly visible, easy to attack victims.
11 The U-shaped effect of woman's own education is visible once again, although the only significant effect indicates that poorly educated women are quicker to marry.
The ad, which ran nationally, said the city was seeking "a visible, articulate spokesperson for education".
Culturally, its women — including the former Emir's wife and daughter — have played highly visible leadership roles in education and the arts.
