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1 n large groups for a dilution effect against bachelors.

2 ne breeding territorial male (TM) and eight "bachelor" male (BM) springbok were obtained, and their r

3 These clans then come together with solitary bachelor males to form larger bands [2].

4 s to deter challenges from non-reproductive "bachelor" males.

5 Bachelor Observatory ( approximately 2700 m a.s.l.) as w

6 o sites in the Pacific Northwest: (1.) Mount Bachelor Observatory (MBO) in the Oregon Cascade Range (

7 The Mount Bachelor Observatory (MBO) was established in 2004 to ex

8 Bachelor Observatory (~2800 m a.s.l.) in summer 2019 to

9 ified in allopathic medicine (ie, they had a Bachelor of Medicine & Surgery [MBBS] degree), 40 of who

10 ip to Rutgers University, where I obtained a Bachelor of Science degree.

11 He received his Bachelor of Science in Biology and his MD degree from Mc

12 cluded the percent of nurses with at least a Bachelor of Science in Nursing degree and percent with c

13 vironments, and percentages of nurses having Bachelor of Science in Nursing Degree in South Korea are

14 and that each 10% increase in nurses having Bachelor of Science in Nursing Degree is associated with

15 increasing the percentages of nurses having Bachelor of Science in Nursing Degree would help reduce

16 (negative), (3) first basic degree (having a bachelors or higher degree increased the probability of

17 tes, Camp Davis, Wyoming (valley), and Mount Bachelor, Oregon (mountaintop).

18 -volume center were those with an associates/bachelor (P < 0.005) or graduate-level degree (P < 0.05)

19 patient-to-RN staffing ratios, proportion of bachelor-qualified RNs, nurse work environments, Magnet

20 istribution of Hg in the atmosphere as Mount Bachelor received free tropospheric air masses on certai

21 Most parents had at least a bachelor's degree (1228 [75%]), and 210 (13%) self-ident

22 unweighted; 67.0% weighted), had less than a bachelor's degree (13 408 218 participants; 65.1% unweig

23 race (14.6% vs 8.7%), had caregivers with a bachelor's degree (29.8% vs 23.5%), and underwent diagno

24 ]), White (309 [57.0%]), and had less than a bachelor's degree (325 [56.7%]).

25 35 years (55.4%), single (37.88%), earned a bachelor's degree (59.13%), and were White (61.8%).

26 ere observed in participants with at least a bachelor's degree (64.1 +/- 0.9 in pregnancy, 64.5 +/- 1

27 weighted percentage, 85.6%), had at least a bachelor's degree (711; weighted percentage, 40.0%), liv

28 es (765 respondents [70.6%]) with at least a bachelor's degree (968 respondents [89.6%]).

29 e or an associate's degree, as compared to a bachelor's degree (aOR 1.02; 95% CI 1.01-1.04, P = .0007

30 The bachelor's degree (BA) is increasingly dividing American

31 r marital statuses) from 1880 to 2019 and by bachelor's degree (BA) status from 1960 to 2019.

32 (OR, 3.36; 95% CI, 1.65-6.84; P = .001) or a bachelor's degree (OR, 2.39; 95% CI, 1.17-4.88; P = .02)

33 05 with a high school education, 1.39 with a bachelor's degree and 1.68 with a graduate degree, with

34 an high school (260 participants [14.4%]) to Bachelor's degree and above (629 participants [34.9%]),

35 he proportion of the population that holds a bachelor's degree and the proportion of the population a

36 Peer coaches were veterans with a bachelor's degree and training for a minimum of 20 hours

37 edian income and percentage of adults with a bachelor's degree for home zip code, and overall and sub

38 r proportions of critical care nurses with a bachelor's degree in nursing experienced significantly l

39 rease in the proportion of ICU nurses with a bachelor's degree in nursing was associated with a 2% re

40 ease (0.15) in the fraction of nurses with a bachelor's degree in nursing was associated with a three

41 t deaths in hospitals with 75% nurses with a bachelor's degree in nursing would be 10% lower than in

42 rted that at least 2/3 of their nurses had a bachelor's degree in nursing.

43 wer than in hospitals with 25% nurses with a bachelor's degree in nursing.

44 He earned his bachelor's degree in Pharmacy in 2000, his master's degr

45 % CI 1.031-1.106), and every 10% increase in bachelor's degree nurses was associated with a decrease

46 0s and 40s (9 participants [75%]), holding a bachelor's degree or higher (11 participants [92%]), and

47 ion (32.2% [9 of 36]) than of parents with a bachelor's degree or higher (11.5% [84 of 715]), and chi

48 or some college (31.0% [109 of 364]) than a bachelor's degree or higher (21.3% [153 of 715]), childr

49 Parents with a Bachelor's degree or higher (36.8% [95% CI, 30.0%-47.9%]

50 rticipants (51.7%) and 663 mothers who had a bachelor's degree or higher (55.8%).

51 .9%), were non-Hispanic White (83.7%), had a bachelor's degree or higher (82.7%), had an annual house

52 to -0.26), reduced likelihood of attaining a bachelor's degree or higher (odds ratio, 0.26; 95% CI, 0

53 ool (odds ratio [OR] = 1.53; CI, 1.33-1.75), bachelor's degree or higher (OR = 1.94; CI, 1.56-2.41),

54 ree or some college (P = .001), or holding a bachelor's degree or higher (P < .001), relative to a hi

55 Black [11.5%], 858 White [87.8%]; 521 had a Bachelor's degree or higher [53.4%]), with 490 in the he

56 In the sample, 42.6% had a bachelor's degree or higher and 36.3% self-rated their h

57 expanded ACEs in early childhood attained a bachelor's degree or higher and an associate's degree or

58 ared with those younger than 30 years with a bachelor's degree or higher degree).

59 The proportion of hospital RNs holding a bachelor's degree or higher ranged from 0% to 77% across

60 male) and education (10.8% versus 12.5% with bachelor's degree or higher).

61 highly educated (majority of parents with a bachelor's degree or higher).

62 783 died of COVID-19, 8 125 565 (32%) had a Bachelor's degree or higher, 13 345 829 (53%) worked in

63 5 739 532 [17.9%]), and were more educated (bachelor's degree or higher, 16 349 of 51 274 [31.9%] vs

64 ars, the proportion of the population with a bachelor's degree or higher, median household income, th

65 tly well-educated, with 41 (75.9%) holding a bachelor's degree or higher.

66 pants without early ACEs (15.4% vs 13.6% for bachelor's degree or higher; 22.4% vs 19.9% for associat

67 counterparts without ACEs (3.7% vs 12.1% for bachelor's degree or higher; 5.6% vs 17.1% for associate

68 ) years; 386 of 577 participants (67%) had a bachelor's degree or more and 550 of 577 (95%) were livi

69 Between 1990 and 2020, Black bachelor's degree recipients from HBCUs increased by 50%

70 enter for Education Statistics data on Black bachelor's degree recipients.

71 crease in the proportion of nurses holding a bachelor's degree was associated with a 5% decrease in b

72 d household educational level of less than a Bachelor's degree) and high perceived stress (defined as

73 hose not completing high school (compared to bachelor's degree) are 4 times as likely to do so.

74 onomic status who received an associate's or bachelor's degree).

75 identified as Hispanic White; 38 (30%) had a bachelor's degree, 77 (61%) had private dental insurance

76 unemployed, the percentage of people with a bachelor's degree, median income, and rurality.

77 -risk educational and occupational position (Bachelor's degree, nonessential, telework, and highest w

78 he proportion of the population that holds a bachelor's degree, the proportion of the population that

79 of ages by year of birth and completion of a bachelor's degree, we find, for those with less educatio

80 each age-a result not found for those with a bachelor's degree.

81 5% CI [0.47, 0.77]) compared to those with a Bachelor's degree.

82 ere married, and 1190 (61.9%) had at least a bachelor's degree; 295 (15.4%) had probable PTSD accordi

83 in hospitals in which only 30% of nurses had bachelor's degrees and nurses cared for an average of ei

84 ents in hospitals in which 60% of nurses had bachelor's degrees and nurses cared for an average of si

85 95% confidence interval: -4.07, -2.07), and bachelor's degrees attained at earlier ages predicted be

86 average of three technologists, who are hold bachelor's degrees in medicine and are qualified to make

87 Nursing homes led by DONs with Bachelor's degrees or higher plus certification also had

88 ology) and across career trajectories (e.g., bachelor's degrees vs senior faculty).

89 An increased emphasis on bachelor's education for nurses could reduce preventable

90 the detailed procedures, individuals with a bachelor's in science and engineering fields can success

91 ean decline were observed among women with a bachelor's or graduate degree than among women with a Re

92 D, and 4.7% have an academic or professional bachelor's or master's degree as their final degree.

93 the percentages of hospital nurses that were bachelor's prepared (range 0-100%), in patient to nurse

94 Near the end of the sampling period at Mount Bachelor, the observed diel pattern dissipated due to th

95 At Mount Bachelor, the samples displayed diel variation in both d