Sentence examples for cluster of poor from inspiring English sources

Firstly, Jharkhand and Orissa, which have a high proportion of marginalised tribes, are among a cluster of poor states which, between them, account for the lion's share of India's one million infant deaths and 78,000 maternal deaths per year, according to Unicef.

A fourth mutation could not be confirmed by dideoxysequencing: extensive low or zero-coverage and/or a small cluster of poor quality SNP calls in AS-30CQ, (also in AS-15MF [ 29] but not in AS-50S/P [ 30] strongly suggested a ~1 kb deletion on chr05 occurring first in AS-3CQ or AS-15CQ (i.e. during CQ selection, Figure 1A).

Mansions that arose within it had a fenced, forbidding look, as in pictures of early Fifth Avenue; the clustering of poor immigrants seemed to create crowded streets and slums not terribly different from those in Paris or Chicago.

As Caroline Brothers reported in The Times recently, clusters of poor people wait for darkness and a high-risk chance to crawl inside or beneath a truck to cross to a country that needs and welcomes their labor but refuses to legally recognize their presence.

For example, there may be clusters of poor health surrounding nuclear power stations, whereas major roads or rivers may be associated with areas of poor health alongside the feature in chains.

The clusters of poor sleep (≤7 hrs) subjects seen in the network are significantly larger than expected due to chance.

We find clusters of poor sleep behavior and drug use that extend up to four degrees of separation (to one's friends' friends' friends' friends) in the social network.

We found little evidence of clustering of poor SRH at the neighbourhood level.

To describe patterns of socio-economic and demographic factors associated with health status, and to identify any spatial clustering of poor health among older people in Indonesia.

Furthermore, this model included a random effect for GP practice to control for clustering of poor access at the practice level.

Although compositional effects (clustering of poor people) partially account for the lower health status of materially deprived neighborhoods, there may be consequences of living in such areas that have an impact on all residents.