Meanings of educational group in English

The terms of lease say it needs to be a similar group or an educational group.

In the educational group, the proportion of subjects reporting work-related symptoms was reduced after the intervention.

Among men, both moderate to heavy drinking and heavy episodic drinking increased in the lowest educational group.

The Los Angeles-based film arts and educational group The American Film Institute also issued its list of the year's 10 best films on Sunday.

Results: Among adults with a chronic disease, most 'moderate or severe problems' are reported more often in the low (compared with the high) educational group.

Chief executive of California-based social and educational group for parents Club MomMe Rachel Pitzel works at her home in Playa Vista, California, June 10, 2015.

The changes in the psychosocial factors were the same in different educational groups.

Conclusion: All educational groups showed a decline in mortality.

Proceeds from sales will benefit cultural and educational groups.

Life Yard hosts international educational groups where learning exchanges take place to share new agricultural techniques.

Dietary and serum cholesterol had variable associations with global and domain-specific cognitive decline across educational groups.

It's an opportunity for learners, schools, community groups and educational groups to be part of a great initiative.

Results: Mortality fell from the 1960s to the 1990s in all educational groups.

Together, the three educational groups hope to give students from diverse backgrounds equal access to technology and information resources.

The gap in illness between top and bottom educational groups is widest for Norwegian men and smallest for Finnish women.

Trend analyses within the subgroups revealed that the overall trend in alcohol use was similar in all socioeconomic and educational groups.