Sentence examples for deprivation levels from inspiring English sources

The OR for failure to thrive at 12 months for most deprived versus intermediate area deprivation levels was 2.15 (95% CI 1.46 to 3.14).

However, we observed a slight increase by a factor of 5, after 48 h of serum deprivation, levels that remained significantly lower than those of serum-deprived PC12 cells.

As this study shows a consistent gradient of increasing HPV positivity with increasing SIMD deprivation levels and the screening defaulters have a greater preponderance of SIMD1 (deprived) individuals compared to those who attend for screening [ 8] we would have anticipated greater HPV positivity among the defaulters.

Families were selected according to community deprivation levels using the Townsend Deprivation Index to ensure a representative sample from deprived and affluent neighbourhoods.

The overall deprivation levels in the old war zones are there across the board.

In this district of the capital, where deprivation levels are among the highest in the country, Lewisham (SE13) and New Cross (SE14) are known locally as "the ghetto".

A 2013 study gives Skegness and Ingoldmells the dubious privilege of suffering most - with deprivation levels around two and a half times the average for England.

In Rotherham, where areas around the town centre have deprivation levels that put them in the worst 6% of the country, one in 10 reception-age schoolchildren are obese.

Social analysts are concerned that deprivation levels are going back to those of 30 years ago, with the poorest families worse off than they were under Margaret Thatcher in the 1980s.Debt and food poverty are growing, homelessness is increasing, and demand on food banks is soaring – a sign of more people falling through the welfare net.

A risk gradient across ascending deprivation applies across all regions, but steepens in the South at the highest deprivation levels.

Deprivation levels to be linked explicitly to the way Scottish education resources are allocated.