Jesuit priests were carefully selected, well educated, of both noble and urban origins.
Selective dropout ('selective attrition') biases longitudinal studies in that inevitably people who are less healthy, less well educated, of lower SES or with more lifestyle risk factors (smoking, higher alcohol consumption, overweight) are more likely to fail to return for follow-up appointments.
One of the first steps is well educating of primary care physicians.
She was also well educated on scientific advancements of her day, most especially in astronomy and physics.
They were sons of a Protestant bishop and a mother, well educated for a woman of that time, whose mechanical aptitude found regular expression in the making of household appliances and children's toys.
At present, there are not nearly enough Arabs sufficiently well educated to take care of the country's administration.
However, all the subjects were healthy, young (mean age 27.2 years), and well educated (mean education of 15.2 years), demographically limiting the applicability of the findings.
Study participants were predominantly non-Hispanic white (76%), female (73%), married (66%), and well educated (mean of 15.7 years of education).
Participants were generally well educated (years of education: M=15.8, SD=3.1), had high estimated verbal intelligence quotient (VIQ: M=120.8, SD=9.3 estimated from the American National Adult Reading Test) (Ryan and Paolo, 1992), and high socioeconomic status (M=28.0, SD=14.7; the scale ranges from 11 to 77 with lower scores indicating higher SES) (Hollingshead, 1957).
The answer would appear to be between 500,000 and 1 million viewers a night, many of them well educated, many of them from higher income homes and most of them men.
"I've always loved to travel," he says, "and for my lack of education, I'm pretty well educated because of thoroughbred racehorses and my travels around the world.
