Sentence examples for comparative deprivation from inspiring English sources

This piece is intentionally reminiscent of the improvised soccer balls that children in cities and rural towns across Africa create and play with – a commentary on the resourcefulness of the children but also on lives often lived in comparative deprivation.

It looks at a job or university applicant's grades and scores them, via an Ordinance Survey map for comparative deprivation in the UK, for how well they have done given their circumstances.

Deprivation everywhere thus becomes relative deprivation.

Relative deprivation and social justice.

This study conducted an assessment of the nature of resident call encounters premidnight and postmidnight and a comparative analysis of sleep deprivation and efficiency in residents during home-call and off call.

The influence of social deprivation on comparative outcome analyses may also need to be considered.

Still, the fact is the schools and programs in demand are oases of comparative privilege in a desert of deprivation: middle-class, disproportionately white enclaves often located within school buildings that are almost entirely minority and largely poor.

Indeed, it has compiled comparative international data on the scandal of "vacation deprivation".

Synechocystis transcriptional response to S deprivation was studied by two-color comparative hybridization using genome-wide oligonucleotide microarrays that were designed and validated as described in detail [see Additional file 1].

Since aromatase inhibitors themselves cause estrogen deprivation, the present work was designed to evaluate the comparative effect of three aromatase inhibitors on behavioral measures of learning and memory in female mice.

Therefore, oxygen deprivation in vitro can only provide results in a comparative manner between cells incubated at different oxygen concentrations, regardless which of the widely varying oxygen deprivation protocols is used.