Sentence examples for deprived status from inspiring English sources

Most Muslims in India are the descendants of low-caste Hindus who converted over the centuries, often to escape the deprived status to which Dalits were consigned.

While interpreting the estimates on the child health precautions, health seeking practices and medical cost knowledge indices, it is important to remember that an increase in one unit means changing from not deprived status to a deprived status.

GOHAI was more discriminant since it identified participants with high dental care needs: high numbers of decayed teeth, low numbers of teeth and socially deprived status.

There was a higher proportion of the HF group with an affluent status (29%) than the most deprived status (19%; table 1).

There were more men than women in both the IHD and heart failure cohorts, and a quarter of the heart failure cohort had the most deprived status.

When comparing the responder and non-responder groups (Tables  4 and 5), non-responders were likely to be the younger groups, women and those people with the most deprived status.

Each mother has been assigned initials to denote deprivation status: DN: deprived neighbourhood and AN: affluent neighbourhood.

Delayed cognitive development [5], poor educational attainment [6] and lower intellectual and physical abilities in adult life leading to lower lifetime earnings [7] have been all linked to deprived nutritional status.

Discriminant validity testing on known groups revealed lower OHRQoL scores for children with deprived social status, unhealthy oral behaviours or high levels of dental fear [ 18].

Response rates differed according to deprivation status (table 1) with a response rate of 71.4% in the least deprived category compared with 57.1% in the most deprived category (p<0.001).

Los Angeles prosecutors have long argued that Mr. Polanski's fugitive status deprived him of any right to challenge his treatment in California.