Sentence examples for disadvantage data from inspiring English sources

The index of SES was then grouped by quartiles based on the index of relative socioeconomic disadvantage data for the postcode areas within Queensland (Australian Bureau of Statistics 2001a).

The majority were female (73.1%), aged 30 – 59 years (64.1%), employed (58.6%), spoke English at home (91.9%), and lived in major cities (59.9%), 43.4% had a high school education, 2.8% identified as being Aboriginal and 44.5% were from the lowest two quintiles of disadvantage (data not shown).

Seroconversion is not the same as seroprotection and the use of the term inevitably disadvantages data from studies that have vaccinated at earlier ages when maternal antibodies are still present.

In the Swedish setting, there is a disadvantage when data are entered in the MHCR, as data from the medical records currently cannot be automatically exported to the MHCR.

Nevertheless, some groups (e.g., older, computer-illiterate, or socioeconomically disadvantaged patients) might be put at a disadvantage when data collection is conducted mainly via new media (i.e., computer-based assessments via internet-ready devices), as familiarity with such devices seems to play an important role for implementation of ePRO and patient recruitment [ 15, 16].

Women (n = 1405) recruited from 45 Melbourne Australiaa) neighbourhoods of varying socioeconomic disadvantage provided data on social factors and leisure-time: physical activity; walking; and walking in one's own neighbourhood.

Although recall bias is a disadvantage of data based on retrospective questions, this approach has several advantages.

A potential disadvantage of data mining is volume and complexity of the results that can often be overwhelming.

Hence, a disadvantage with data collected using web technology is the tendency for users not to be representative of the target population.

Language barriers might also be a disadvantage during data collection, although all research assistants played a role as an interpreter for the interviewer or respondents.

However, this is not necessarily a disadvantage when data are used to provide broad level assessments on the occurrence of OTA in nationally consumed food items, or population level exposure assessments.