Sentence examples for disadvantage reduced from inspiring English sources

This greater risk of alcohol-related problems is common to indigenous peoples around the world, and is contributed to by social disadvantage, reduced sense of belonging, reduced control over life, and repeated experiences of loss, such as in early deaths, imprisonment of relatives or separation of children from families [ 26, 27].

We also find cross-sectional evidence that role occupancy and the resulting social ties are associated with both mental and physical well-being, and conversely, that poorer social integration is associated with social, psychological, and physical disadvantage – reduced income and education, greater depressive symptoms and tobacco addition, and poorer physical health and chronic illness burden.

Particularly in areas of disadvantage, reducing the likelihood of children being overweight and improving a parent's levels of life satisfaction are crucial in ensuring that children feel happy and secure.

The aforementioned disadvantage reduces the reliability of the finite time thermodynamic analysis in the design of an accurate Stirling engine model.

We identified a region on linkage group 5 where the crop allele consistently conferred a selective advantage (increasing fitness to 212% and 214%), whereas on linkage group 7, a region conferred a selective disadvantage (reducing fitness to 26% and 5%), mainly through delaying flowering.

These two disadvantages reduce their application domains substantially.

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Despite their numerical disadvantage, Brighton reduced the deficit after 54 minutes when Craig Mackail-Smith pulled back for Orlandi to convert.

Against the advantage of flexible adaptation to different research aims and populations stands the disadvantage of reduced (international) comparability.

For mature male parr, both decreased body and gonad growth may give an additional disadvantage through reduced fertilization rates during breeding.

Finally, when including functional limitation and education in Model 4, coefficients for childhood circumstances are again attenuated and, additionally, the coefficients for labour market disadvantage are reduced.