Sentence examples for a disadvantaged sample from inspiring English sources

A study that estimated the impact of metal exposure on intellectual function in a disadvantaged sample of Greek children reported a mean of 87 for Total IQ (Hatzakis et al. 1989).

Despite limitations of the sample, the retention rate of 73% from baseline to follow-up was reasonable for a study with an economically disadvantaged sample of primarily non-English speaking immigrants [ 28].

This suggests a more economically disadvantaged sample at follow-up.

As expected, women have higher educational attainments than the more disadvantaged sample of men.

In contrast, they are only statistically significant for the economically disadvantaged sample in the IK specification.

The estimates for total semesters of flagship enrollment also are larger for the not economically disadvantaged sample, and the estimates for the economically disadvantaged sample are small in magnitude and statistically insignificant.

For both groups, we find negative and statistically significant effects on private or out-of-state enrollment in the bandwidth of 10 specification, and for the non-economically disadvantaged sample the estimate for the IK specification is even larger in magnitude (although not statistically significant).

These traits, which suggest intrapersonal support, have distinguished physically active from inactive persons in economically disadvantaged samples [ 27, 28].

Three boys and three girls one each of high, medium and low achievement in science were selected from an advantaged urban school, and a similar sample was taken from a disadvantaged rural school.

Two Coles Supermarket stores, one in an advantaged and one in a disadvantaged neighbourhood, were purposively chosen in order to sample participants from both high and low socioeconomic backgrounds.

Recent articles using ELSA data suggest that sample attrition is greater among those who were in a disadvantaged socioeconomic position at the start of the study.