Sentence examples for disadvantage reflected from inspiring English sources

We hypothesize that regions that are more disadvantaged socioeconomically will have: 1) more material deprivation resulting in poorer living conditions and worse healthcare; 2) more social/psychological disadvantage reflected in more social isolation; and 3) more unhealthy behaviors.

Starting ANC at dispensaries was apparently a disadvantage, reflecting the need for referrals to the CTC and associated accessibility issues [ 19].

The emerging urban disadvantage may reflect the neglect of primary healthcare delivery in fast growing slums and informal settlements in urban areas.

14 16 Neighbourhood disadvantage may reflect a structural lack of access to opportunities, available alternatives or choices.

Alternatively the association with socioeconomic disadvantage may reflect the higher proportion of mental disorders in these groups.

The picture of Indigenous health disadvantage is well reflected in the recent study of Indigenous burden of disease: "The health gap in diseases and injuries between Australian Indigenous and general populations is unacceptably large.

Like Koolhaas, Cruz recognizes that the problem of slums and shantytowns and the socioeconomic disadvantages they reflect is part of a larger problem that exists outside of Santa Marta, Lagos, Tijuana, and other directly affected urban centers.

Percentage < $32 000 reflected relative disadvantage and < $52 000 is related to the average annual income of $51 923 for Australians in 2010 11.

SEIFA indices indicate relative social disadvantage of populations living in different geographic areas with low scores reflecting disadvantage.

Thus, the advantages and disadvantages should be well reflected before codifying further guidelines.

Another disadvantage of CVS reflects the tissue sampled: chorionic villi are not part of the embryo, and such a sample may not accurately represent the embryonic genetic constitution.