Sentence examples for deprived environments from inspiring English sources

Youth Music's chief executive officer, Christina Coker OBE, prefers to call her organisation "a movement" working in differently deprived environments across the country, especially those, says Coker, "where industry has declined, and where often the secondary industries came and went.

The work of Dr. William Greenough of the University of Illinois, who studies the effects in rats of being reared in complex or deprived environments, is sometimes put forward as evidence that "enrichment" must be provided in the first years of life, if it is to be provided at all.

He cited the example of Golden Rice, a GM variety that has been modified to have increased levels of vitamin A. This helps prevent blindness in young children especially in deprived environments.

Children living in deprived environments are more susceptible to adverse environmental conditions such as toxins, chronic malnutrition, nutrient deficiency, and lack of stimulation, leading to a higher risk of neurological and behavioral disorders, such as learning disabilities and intellectual deficit later in life (Handal et al., 2007; Johnson et al., 2016).

It's been 13 years now and over 3,000 youth impacted, I wonder as I did in the beginning, why are youth in economically deprived environments neglected/expendable and perceived to be the cause of their own demise.

In an earlier paper [3] we have shown that there is an evolutionary advantage of performing Lévy walks in food deprived environments.

Two large light fixtures upholstered in orange fabric throw a splash of color into the otherwise visually deprived environment.

However, in his view -- the second school of thought on the matter -- the health crisis among the poor has more to do with living in a deprived environment.

These data suggest that hetIL-15 treatment limits Treg fitness through a concerted action of both CD8+ and CD4+ T cells, that results in an IL-2 deprived environment.

scores and a psychologist's finding in 1977 that at 14 Mr. Matamoros had a mild intellectual disability, Dr. Denkowski concluded, were a result of bilingualism and his rearing in a deprived environment.

And so there were what I call "environmental drive-bys". A lot of mainstream green groups, predominantly white local green groups, feel that they're doing environmental justice by just saying, "Here's a black community suffering with environmental issues". Pointing out that you know some black people in a struggling or a deprived environment is not environmental justice.