Sentence examples for disadvantaged subpopulations from inspiring English sources

However, socioeconomic and cultural disparities continue to restrict the access of the disadvantaged subpopulations into higher education and those disadvantaged students who do gain access into higher education tend not to enter into those programs such as law, engineering, and medicine, which will ensure their employability in the future.

ECC prevalence varies from population to population; however, children of disadvantaged subpopulations, regardless of race, ethnicity or culture, have been found to be most vulnerable [ 1].

By using a sample of ex-smokers from the general population we were able to broaden previous research that had focused specifically on at-risk or disadvantaged subpopulations.

30 Although a number of qualitative studies have examined non-use of assistance in at-risk or disadvantaged subpopulations, 31 33 only a few have looked at smokers in general.

Suffering from the 'double burden' of previously common communicable diseases and emerging non-communicable diseases during the early stages of health transition, rural people in Vietnam are witnessing the increasing prevalence and burden of hypertension as well as other CVD risk factors even in disadvantaged subpopulations, such as women of lower occupational or economic status [ 11- 14].

This study confirms findings from previous research that alcohol tax policy has substantial effects on health outcomes, and indicates that the largest health benefits of alcohol tax increases appear to accrue among lower-income and more disadvantaged subpopulations carrying particularly high burdens of disease.

Further research is needed across a range of disadvantaged subpopulation groups to rigorously evaluate specific components of community-based interventions.

However, there are impoverished subpopulations in Australia, disadvantaged in similar ways to those living in low income countries, where this decline is not occurring.

Americans call such schools "disadvantaged".

I realized I was disadvantaged.

In that respect he is disadvantaged.