Sentence examples for deprived groups of from inspiring English sources

This paper identifies the very limited connectivity provided by the current public transport system to the most deprived groups of Santiago de Chile, and explores the territorial aspects of transport and social housing policies that have contributed to the creation of unequal public transport schemes.

The gap between the most affluent and the most deprived groups of the population widened over the three decades.

The youngest and most deprived groups of patients were more likely to be exempted from the contract for these reasons.

Diabetes is unevenly distributed across socioeconomic strata, with higher prevalence of the disease reported in the most deprived groups of the population (14, 15).

Table 2 demonstrates that the gap between the most affluent and the most deprived groups of the population widened over the three decades.

The deprivation gap was taken as the absolute difference between the fitted relative survival estimates for the most affluent and the most deprived groups of women.

Hence, the increased risk of retinopathy appears to be mainly confined to the 0 20% most deprived group of patients (table 4).

The non-attendees are likely to represent a deprived group of the target population with a behavioural and morbidity pattern fairly different from the general population.

The mean size of the DR neurons was larger in the REMS deprived group of rats than those in the control groups; however, in the REMS deprived and prazosin treated rats the size was comparable to the normal rats.

For ovarian cancer in England and Wales, throughout the 31-year period 1971 2001, 1-year survival in the most deprived group of women was 7 9% lower than in the most affluent group (Coleman et al, 1999; Cooper et al, 2008).

Clients accepting the RPI in this study appeared to represent a relatively deprived group of smokers; around 40% were unemployed, sick or disabled or carers and a further third were routine or manual workers.