Sentence examples for an underprivileged population from inspiring English sources

HRQOL may have a modest influence on health service utilization in Chinese rural-to-urban female migrant workers - an underprivileged population in urban China.

As an underprivileged population group in China, migrant workers suffer a variety of inequalities including long working hours, insecure employment, overcrowded and insalubrious living conditions [ 6, 27].

While the Komfo Anokye Teaching Hospital serves a mixed population in Ghana's second largest city, the Abobo Community Hospital provides healthcare to an underprivileged population affected by civil war.

Furthermore, BJGMC is a tertiary level center, serving a highly underprivileged population, and thus these data may not be fully generalizable nationally.

BJGMC serves a poor and underprivileged population and, as expected, the majority of children (57%) were malnourished.

The findings may provide useful information for policy makers and health service providers in developing programs to optimize health service delivery to rural-to-urban female migrant workers - an underprivileged working population in urban China.

The findings suggest that HRQOL may have a modest influence on health service utilization in this underprivileged population in urban China.

Raised in Bariga, a ghetto suburb of Lagos, Adedeji's music represents his experiences and the yearnings and aspirations of the country's considerable underprivileged population.

"Legal Firms Cutting Back on Free Services for Poor" (front page, Aug. 17) should be disturbing to those whose sense of injustice is aroused by our underprivileged population's being denied access to the legal system.

In a country with a legacy of slavery, the Lula/Dilma government had the noble gesture of creating instruments to include the underprivileged population and slave descendants into higher education with affirmative actions, such as quotas, the Prouni (University for All Program) and FIES Studentt's Higher Education Financing) programs, and opening more than 14 federal universities.

This means we could provide more robust results in relation to the underprivileged population, with better control for potential confounders.