Sentence examples for with a secondary level from inspiring English sources

"Hepatitis B" could be named actively by 64% of participants with a secondary level school degree and by 93% of participants with A-level degrees (p < 0.05).

Educational level was classified as 'low' for women having a primary level of education or less, and 'high' for those with a secondary level of education or more.

The studied group mainly comprised persons with a secondary level of education, of working age, coming from both urban and rural areas of the country.

The father's occupation was also categorized into three levels: civil servants or skilled professionals with a tertiary level of education (score 1); civil servants or skilled professionals with a secondary level of education (score 2); unskilled, unemployed, students, and civil servants or skilled professionals with a primary and or Quranic education (scored 3}.

Distribution of socio-demographic variables for the sub-sample of adolescents whose proxy-respondents were interviewed and the rest of the adolescents were similar, except that there were a higher proportion of families with a secondary level of education and with paternal OSC IV V in the sub-sample of adolescents whose parents participated in the study.

Majority of respondents 1423 (59.9%) had only attained a primary level education with only 393 (16.5%) having attained a secondary level education and above.

This study was conducted at a secondary level hospital serving communities with a high HIV prevalence in Cape Town, South Africa.

"Feingold had a secondary-level job with a secondary-level house.

The latest prevalence of use among adolescents with a secondary-level education or above was 2.4 times, 1.9 times, and 5.9 times higher in Burkina Faso, Ethiopia, and Nigeria, respectively, than those who had completed only primary-level education.

Significant differences were also found in the arousal, lubrication, satisfaction, and orgasm domains (p = 0.048, p = 0.012, p = 0.035, and p = 0.018 respectively), and were particularly marked upon comparison to the scores of women with a secondary-level education (Table 6).

For the general hospitalization cost, we applied the WHO "choosing interventions that are cost-effective" project (WHO-CHOICE) Malawi cost estimates for inpatient unit costs of a tertiary-level hospital bed-day for a day with respiratory support and a secondary-level hospital bed-day for a day without respiratory support [ 13].