Sentence examples for a range of deprivation from inspiring English sources

To establish the level of self-referral in urban, semi-rural and rural primary care settings, encompassing a range of deprivation, in Scotland.

The pharmacies and practices were located across a range of deprivation codes (online supplementary appendix 1).

Twenty-two clients were interviewed, aged 50−72: seven first-attenders and 15 subsequent, from a range of deprivation categories.

We also recruited from areas with a range of deprivation scores, including many from less advantaged areas.

Index of Multiple Deprivation 2007 IMDD 2007) scores at practice level were used to ensure a range of deprivation in participating practices.

Participating general practices were representative of the local area in terms of number of GPs working in the practice, ethnic groups of practice population, and urban location, and had a range of deprivation scores, with a median score of 40.3 (Table 1).

Ten practices were sampled, to include both larger and smaller practices, and those serving populations with a range of socioeconomic deprivation.

Both of these areas are in the south west of England and include a range of levels of deprivation, as well as urban and rural areas.

Perhaps more importantly, the current description is ideal for examining novel regimes for optimizing the total yield, or rates of production, of hydrogen gas produced under a range of sulfur-deprivation schemes.

The setting of Glasgow, Scotland, is excellent for such a study because a wide range of deprivation and life expectancy can be found within the city.

On the basis of the Index of Multiple Deprivation, the electoral wards covering our population are less deprived than the rest of England (mean Index of Multiple Deprivation score, 8.69 versus 16.98; t test, P<0.001) but have a broad range of deprivation, with 22% of wards ranking in the lower third nationally.