Sentence examples for deprived through from inspiring English sources

Each student in our study, based on their residence's dissemination area, was assigned a deprivation category of 1 (least deprived) through 5 (most deprived) to correspond with highest through lowest SES.

After all, a child deprived, through some Knowltonian means, of coming into existence, loses everything.

The suit says the First Amendment rights of the voters would be deprived through a manual count, and their equal-protection rights under the 14th Amendment would also be infringed, because different counties may use different methods for interpreting the ballots.

A preliminary study with TSA in adult rats reported a reduced amplitude visual-evoked potential (VEP) upon deprivation [ 12] and the same group showed that VPA restores behavioral acuity to normal levels in adult rats previously deprived through that eye [ 13].

He also drove policies aimed at improving health in deprived areas, through diet and lifestyle.

Cameron said he could deliver in four areas identified by Clegg as priorities in the Lib Dem election manifesto: Targeting educational resources on deprived pupils through a "pupil premium".

Bowlby, who, unlike most psychoanalysts, had direct experience of working with deprived children through his work at the London Child Guidance Clinic, called for more investigation of children's early lives in a paper published in 1940.

Reaching deprived children through a child protection centre is an extremely important step in fulfilling their rights".

The percentage of individuals returning kits increased from 32% in the most deprived quintile, through 34%, 38%and42%2%, to 49% in the least deprived quintile (see Figure 1).

The analysis and results presented here are part of a wider action research project that aimed to improve the quality of healthcare services in a deprived area through participation with the local communities.

Austerity measures in the UK are exacerbating unemployment and reducing growth, 31 and some commentators have suggested that the government should promote employment, particularly in deprived areas, through state led social investment in infrastructure, industry, education, early years support, and improved working conditions.