Sentence examples for deprived compared from inspiring English sources

Patient area deprivation remained more important than practice deprivation (most deprived compared with least deprived quintile: OR 1.36; 95% CI 1.32 1.40).

After adjustment, patient area-level deprivation was a key factor (most deprived compared with least deprived quintile OR 1.36, 95% CI 1.32 1.40).

Furthermore, 39% of those who died had a deprivation score of either 9 or 10 (most deprived) compared with the expected 20% of the population (using a New Zealand specific small area deprivation index).

Postcode data from seven clinical teams showed that assessment rates were equal across deprivation quartiles for four teams but were 40 50% lower in the most deprived compared with the most affluent areas for three teams.

In contrast, we found that plasma alanine was similar in insulin deprived compared to treated T1D.

There is striking social variation in the timing of the onset of childbearing in contemporary England, with the mean age at first motherhood about 8 years earlier in the most deprived compared to the least deprived neighbourhoods.

However, there was a significant reduction in the deprivation gap for triplet and higher order pregnancies from a 63% reduced risk of triplets for women from the most deprived decile compared with the least deprived in 1997 2000 compared with a 44% reduced risk in 2005 2008.

The relative deprivation gap (ratio of mortality in the most deprived tenth compared with the least deprived tenth) increased from 2.08 in 1997-9 to 2.68 in 2003-5, before a fall to 2.35 in 2006-7.

The odds of receiving hormone therapy increased as deprivation increased (OR=1.56, 95%CI 1.42 1.71) for most deprived areas compared with most affluent areas.

There was also significant deprivation effect, with an RER of 1.43 in the most deprived areas compared with the most affluent areas (95% CI 1.28 1.58).

The total number of stillbirths in each deprivation tenth increased as deprivation increased (table 2) with approximately double the number in the most deprived tenth compared with the least deprived.