Like systolic, diastolic BP was associated with all but sex and family affluence factors.
She told the Times Educational Supplement: "They acknowledge that affluence is a factor, and by implication, that ethnicity is a factor as well.
But the letter submitted to Hillcrest Academy as part of a formal response to its consultation on its admissions policy, Buckinghamshire warned against using the test, saying: "In the application of any test (11-plus, Cats or Sats), we know that affluence is a factor".
We've come a long way since Jennie Lee and yet, despite actions by successive governments to improve young people's access to the arts, there is still a significant engagement gap, with education and affluence the major factors influencing likelihood and levels of engagement.
Dietary interventions should compare effects of agrarian and non-agrarian diets on incidence of diseases of affluence, related risk factors and leptin resistance.
India's affluence is also a factor, luring European women into India's sex trade.
If affirmative action is to continue its original goal of giving everyone a shot at the American dream and higher level education, it needs to factor family affluence into account in giving preferences to students during admissions.
The areas with high breast cancer rates correlate strongly to known risk factors like affluence, having children relatively late in life and Jewish heritage.
With Rory whining in her Brooklyn apartment that she probably doesn't even pay for to Hannah begging her parents for $1100 a month, nepotism and affluence are predominantly consensual factors in these aspiring journalists' lives.
It is well documented that demographic characteristics, affluence and socio-cultural factors play a major role in maternal care practices [ 2].
