Sentence examples for deprived having from inspiring English sources

However, there is evidence to suggest that there is an association between deprivation and oestrogen receptor (ER) status, the deprived having more ER negative tumours (Thomson et al, 2001).

The incidence of both oral and pharyngeal cancers increased with increasing socioeconomic deprivation of area of residence among non-South Asian males, the most deprived having over twice the risks of those in the least deprived quintile (Table 2).

However, at a 10 min walk (800 m), almost half of the outlets (n=1007) were located within this distance, providing an average of 35 opportunities per school (median =24; range 4 100) with schools in quartile 3 (second most deprived) having the highest proportion of outlets (328 outlets; median =60, range 7 91).

All 32,482 neighbourhoods in England are given a health deprivation score, where the most deprived has a rank of one.

The most socially and economically deprived have up to 10 times greater alcohol-related mortality and admissions to hospital.

Social mobility was the goal, so that the most deprived have the same chance as the rest to develop and thrive.

Until now, those so deprived had only mascara, "falsies" to glue on and potions that made promises.

The adjusted odds ratios indicate that individuals in SIMD4 and SIMD5 (least deprived) had lower odds of high-risk HPV positivity than those in SIMD1 (most deprived) (Table  3).

The mean dose rates vary with deprivation score, the most deprived households having the highest mean dose rate.

In laboratory experiments, untrained observers have been able to accurately distinguish between photographs of individuals who had been sleep deprived or had a normal night of sleep [23].

Have my children been in any way damaged or deprived by having a father in parliament?