educational attainment造句

Heckman points out that big gaps in educational attainment are present at age 5.

The effect of familial economical and cultural capital on educational attainment in China;

"For nursing, this could mean a collective improvement in professional and educational attainment globally," says Gyurko.

Instead, Americans must realize that expanding educational attainment everywhere is the best way to grow the pie for all.

The results showed that people with lower educational attainment had shorter telomeres, indicating that they may age faster.

They then collected data on the volunteers' educational attainment and asked them to identify facial expressions in a series of photographs.

A previous study of mental disorders and educational attainment did find a significant role for alcohol abuse in limiting college careers.

Yet for all the official talk at home about ever-improving exam results, Britain is beginning to slide down the international league table of educational attainment.

"If the educational attainment differences continue to grow at the rate they are, a shrinking number of college-educated women are going to find college-educated men to marry," he cautions.

Human capital is more of a challenge. Americans once led the world in educational attainment, but this is now barely rising while other countries have caught up (see article).

In parallel, the Government is encouraging post-secondary institutions to provide more self-financing programmes at or above sub-degree level for senior secondary school leavers to upgrade the overall educational attainment of Hong Kong people.