Sentence examples for a slightly deprived from inspiring English sources

Assuming that an animal is in a slightly deprived state, a linear model predicts that as the magnitude of the outcome increases, its rewarding value will increase linearly.

Nearly 35% (34.8%, n = 2689) of the consulting patients live in one of the deprived neighborhoods of Ghent: 219 (2.8%) in a heavily deprived neighborhood, 988 (12.8%) in a moderately deprived neighborhood, and 1482 (19.2%) in a slightly deprived neighborhood.

According to this ranking, 3 types are defined as extremely deprived (high level of deprivation), 3 types as moderately deprived (moderate level of deprivation), and 3 as slightly deprived (low level of deprivation).

All deprived sectors in Ghent could be classified into one of the first nine types and therefore be reclassified as extremely deprived, moderately deprived, or slightly deprived.

The geographical area covered by this study has a slightly more deprived profile compared with England (see table 2).

For the age group 65 69 years, only half are eligible for the GMS scheme, which may represent a slightly more deprived and sicker population.

Our study data was drawn from a registered population of over 100,000 persons but only a small number of practices in one area of UK which is slightly more deprived than England as a whole.

The GPs in the intervention group were slightly older (mean 53.6 years compared with 51.6 years), their patients were slightly more deprived and more were working in a solo practice (Table  1).

With all levels of deprivation strongly represented the presence of slightly more deprived practice ward areas in the dataset was in actual fact a strength of the study as it ensured that any representation was in favour of those areas where there is potentially poorer control of asthma.

High-achieving practices served slightly less deprived populations, and low-achieving practices served substantially more deprived populations on average than other practices.

Intervention women were slightly less deprived both before and after the intervention (χ tests P<0.001).