Children from the nearby Landsdowne Green Estate, described by the Evening Standard as "a deprived, run-down neighbourhood", are taking part in a mentoring programme inspired by the Venezuelan youth orchestras that have been created by El Sistema.
PARTICIPANTS: 27 subjects (13 receiving Active rTMS, and 14 Sham) completed the sleep deprivation protocol, with another 21 (10 Active, 11 Sham) non-sleep deprived subjects run in a second experiment.
Sleep deprived and running on coffee, we threw ourselves back into the data, knowing we could not make the same mistakes twice.
First, the campaigns in these provinces did not deprive privately run coal mines access to the coal industry but only requested that they expand their production scale and enhance their mining technology.
Mr. bin Laden was on the run, deprived of the tacit state sponsorship he had enjoyed in Sudan.
The life she might have expected as bin Laden's wife was one of wealth... Instead, she had lived a life on the run, deprived, often in squalor.
Women in deprived socioeconomic situations run a high pain risk.
Businessmen complain that giant public firms still hoover up and squander the lion's share of loans, depriving better-run companies of capital needed to grow.On that score, one of the biggest offenders must surely be PetroVietnam, a state-owned oil firm which is moving into refining in a big, expensive and hare-brained way.
Many Roma eke out a subsistence living in conditions more akin to the developing world than a modern European democracy, living in shacks, deprived of power, running water or sewage connections.
The rite took place in a takia (dervish temple) in Al Zubeir, one of Basrah's most deprived areas, a run-down neighborhood with dirt roads and spartan flat houses.
We have lunch in a restaurant, Hoa Sua, run by deprived kids, all waiting in white tunics, cloths over arms in a French colonial home.
