Meanings of educated population in English

Use of dietary supplements was high (90%) in this well- educated population.

While this has helped produce a better- educated population, it is not serving all young people well.

Any economy will benefit from a well- educated population.

Public Health Programs that aim to reduce overweight and obesity should primarily focus on the lower educated population.

The capital, with its affluent, well- educated population, was the heart of the virtual country known as La Macronie.

The only caveat, Minguez said, is that the study was done in a mostly white and highly educated population.

Now An Cosanloir makes plain how the modern NCO has taken his place among the modern educated population of Ireland.

One country is hugely abundant in resources, with an educated population of go-getting immigrants, living in peace with its neighbours.

To improve screening precision for cognitive impairment with the use of MMSE in low- educated population, age, gender, and education level should be considered.

But there are still jurors with engineering chops, and as befits the educated population in Silicon Valley, seven out of nine have college degrees.

The extent to which posters are used in London, which contains a highly educated population, is proof sufficient of its utility as a disseminator.

The young educated population want to know where axe-grinders are coming from and are curious about the foreign-policy-producing events that thread our durable Irish history.

While the street protests which swept Moscow last winter have now abated, political analysts say the urban, educated population is increasingly unhappy with Putin's leadership.

More than 50% of CVD death would be prevented if the whole population had the same risk values as the highest educated population.