Sentences with phrase «higher ages at entry»

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He was a high - flying student and gained entry to Edinburgh University at the early age of 16.

Manty Stanley, managing director at TEAL Patents, says: «We're overwhelmed by the response we've had to our Kiddiwash Clean Hands competition and by the high standard of entries we've seen from nursery - aged pupils as young as three.

Proportion of respondents placed at higher tariff universities by the age they felt sure that they would apply to HE (Q1 — least advantaged; Q5 — most advantaged): 6,500 people told UCAS why they didn't apply to the «higher tariff» group of universities Nearly half (49 %) thought the entry requirements to these universities were too high — more would have applied if they had known they had a chance of getting in.

I also believe that New York City could and should be doing a vastly better job of identifying high - potential kids at an early age and affording them educational opportunities that would better equip them to compete successfully for entry into schools like Stuyvesant.

We found no significant differences between lottery winners and losers on characteristics, including gender, age at high school entry, and the math and reading scores and racial composition of their middle schools.

According to a 2016 report by CAP and the National Institute for Early Education Research, a high - quality universal pre-K program — meaning any child of age can enroll — would reduce the math achievement gap at kindergarten entry by 45 percent for African American children and by 78 percent for Hispanic children.

For age at entry less than 45 years, higher of (i) 10 times Annualised Premium *, (ii) 105 % of total premiums paid till date of death or (iii) Sum Assured

Open to legal residents of the 50 United States and D.C. who are at least 14 years of age at the time of application and are students at a state - accredited high school or trade school, or an accredited university or college at time of entry.

The rates under the LIC single premium policy decrease for longer terms and show a slight increase for entry at higher ages.

Sum assured on death is higher of 105 % of total premiums paid (as on date of death), 10/7 times of annualized premium for age at entry less than 45 years / 45 years or more respectively, 1.25 / 2 times of sum assured.

Regular / Limited Premium: For All Ages, SAMF Is Higher Of 10 Or 0.5 * Policy Term Single Premium: For Age At Entry Less Than 45 Years, SAMF Is 1.25.

For age at entry greater than 45 years, the death benefit is higher of 7 times annualised premiums or 105 % of total premium or paid till date of death or 200 %, 250 % or 300 % of sum assured depending on the PPT chosen.

For age at entry less than 45 years, the death benefit is higher of 10 times annualised premium or 105 % of total premium or paid till date of death or 200 %, 250 % or 300 % of sum assured depending on the PPT chosen.

For age at entry 45 years or more, the Death Sum Assured is higher of Base Sum Assured, Maturity Sum Assured, or 7 times of Annualized Premium.

If the age at entry is 45 years or more, the Death Sum Assured is higher of 7 times of Annualized Premium or Base Sum Assured

For age at entry 45 years and more, the Death Sum Assured is higher of 100 % of Base Sum Assured or 7 times the Annualised Premium.

If the age at entry is less than 45 years, the Death Sum Assured is higher of 10 times of Annualized Premium or Base Sum Assured.

For age at entry less than 45 years, The Death Sum Assured is higher of Base Sum Assured, Maturity Sum Assured, or 11 times of Annualized Premium.

For regular / limited pay policies (age at entry less than 50 years), it is higher of Sum Assured including Top - up Sum Assured, Fund Value including Top - up Fund Value, or Minimum Death Benefit.

For age at entry 45 years & above, it is higher of 7 times of annualized premium or base sum assured or guaranteed maturity benefit.

For age at entry less than 45 years, The Death Sum Assured is higher of Basic Sum Assured, 11 * Annualized Premium, or (70 — Age at entry) * 0.5 * Annualized Premiage at entry less than 45 years, The Death Sum Assured is higher of Basic Sum Assured, 11 * Annualized Premium, or (70 — Age at entry) * 0.5 * Annualized PremiAge at entry) * 0.5 * Annualized Premium.

For age at entry 45 years or more, The Base Death Benefit is higher of 150 % of the Base Sum Assured, 7 times the Annualised premium, or 105 % of the premiums paid.

For regular / limited pay policies (age at entry less than 50 years), it is higher of sum of Sum Assured including Top - up Sum Assured and Fund Value including Top - up Fund Value or Minimum Death Benefit.

If age at entry is less than 45 years, sum assured on death is higher of 10 times of annualized premium or minimum guaranteed sum assured.

In case, age of the life insured at entry is less than 45 years, sum assured on death which is higher of minimum sum assured or 10 times of annualized premium is payable.

In case, age of the life insured at entry is less than 45 years, sum assured on death which is higher of 125 % of single premium or guaranteed amount on maturity or sum assured is payable.

If age of the life insured at entry is equal to or more than 45 years, sum assured on death which is higher of 110 % of single premium or guaranteed amount on maturity or sum assured is payable.

Death benefit amount: Sum assured is higher of: 10 times of annualized premium for age at entry less than 45 years or 7 times annualised premium for age at entry 45 years and above or 105 % of total premium * paid till date of death or 1.25 times or 2 times of Sum Assured.

A CYP Assistant — Entry Level (CY - 01 / GSE02) must be at least 18 years of age with a high school diploma or equivalent...

Our statistical analysis of this puzzle found that although unconventional matches are indeed associated with higher marital instability — even in couples who have delayed entry into marriage — the stabilizing effects associated with older age at marriage and higher levels of educational attainment are far larger and outweigh the risk factors.

If they do, the present trend towards increasingly older ages at entry into marriage would be expected to be accompanied by higher levels of marital instability.

Thus children with higher scores at age 3 tend to also have higher scores at school entry.

Indeed, signs of poor general health and delay in language development at age 2 were predictors of some of the highest difficulty scores at school entry.