Sentence examples for disadvantage in responding from inspiring English sources
Fidesz officials are hiding behind Hungarian, which is a small and difficult (yet beautiful) language, so that outsiders are at a disadvantage in responding to their assertions of "fact".
The second ANOVA, relative to distracter effects, showed instead an overall significant effect of reward bias (F 1,30) = 5.969, p<0.03, η2p = 0.166), indicating a small but reliable global disadvantage in responding on trials with a highly rewarded distracter (749.7 ms, 80% high/20% low vs. 739.7 ms, 20% high/80% low).
In responding to the association between markers of disadvantage and smoking, the strategies recommended by Australia's National Preventative Health Taskforce have aimed to target the small proportion of people with very high levels of disadvantage, such as people who are currently homeless or in a correctional facility or long-term residents of psychiatric facilities [ 19].
The survey instrument included questions about sensitive community issues, and it is possible that responses could be exaggerated and underreported depending on whether the respondent perceived some gain or disadvantage to responding in a certain manner.
In patients responding to initial chemotherapy the disadvantage of four courses of chemotherapy alone was apparent (median survival of 40 weeks versus 49 weeks, P = 0.003) but not if drug treatment was given on relapse.
Trump always faced a disadvantage in the Electoral College.
Disabled people still face massive disadvantage in the labour market.
But that innocence worked to her disadvantage in other ways.
She had scrabbled out of disadvantage in Green Forest, Arkansas.
Are women at a disadvantage in Silicon Valley?
