Sentence examples for advantaged with from inspiring English sources

Furthermore we observed that, since the Hough transform response depends on the number of points which are accumulated along a specific direction, some directions (typically the diagonal ones) are advantaged with respect to the others, because a longer line can include a greater number of points.

This is certainly true for "amenity-based" towns, such as Aspen, Colorado, that are advantaged with picturesque landscape.

The study population is relatively advantaged with high levels of income and education and low risk of food insecurity.

And the sample is relatively advantaged with only 1/3 of all potentially eligible families participating.

To investigate why, we partitioned the 12,501 individuals who attended both age 7 and age 11 visits into four groups, using the same rule for disadvantage as before: disadvantaged with observed glucose; disadvantaged with imputed glucose; advantaged with observed glucose; and advantaged with imputed glucose.

Indeed, although they were advantaged with regard to mortality risk in 1970s and 1980s, they were overtaken in the 1990s by those in lower occupational classes who benefited more during the same period.

Participants with complete data came from more socially advantaged families with fewer mental health symptoms as compared to the rest of the ALSPAC sample (see Supporting Information Table S2).

The ESCS index has been divided into three levels: disadvantaged students, those with ESCS value in the range (−2.79, −1.1], students with average socio-economic status in the class (−1.1, 0.583] and advantaged students with ESCS value in the range (0.583, 2.27]. The vertical dotted lines represent the group averages.

And I'm middle-class and my kids live in a bookish home: by five, no matter what, they'd have been advantaged compared with working-class ones so I can afford the luxury of laissez-faire.

In this regard, it could be considered that the CIpc was advantaged compared with the CIpw.

As described for the genetic data, those children attending the Focus clinics were more likely to be advantaged compared with the rest of the cohort.