Sentence examples for disadvantaged with from inspiring English sources

To investigate why, we partitioned the 12,501 individuals who attended both age 7 and age 11 visits into four groups, using the same rule for disadvantage as before: disadvantaged with observed glucose; disadvantaged with imputed glucose; advantaged with observed glucose; and advantaged with imputed glucose.

She argues that characters with learning disabilities are often depicted as being "vulnerable" and "disadvantaged", with programme creators all too often focusing primarily on the character's disability.

Once you start measuring a citizen's worth and standing by their financial muscle, women will be disadvantaged, with their pesky career breaks and maternity leave entitlements.

In the Scottish Review online, a retired senior civil servant, James Aitken, describes how the Edinburgh-based government will also be disadvantaged with covert intelligence.

The most glaring one is that in many African countries, including Kenya, Namibia and Uganda, differences in land tenure rights between men and women have historically left women disadvantaged, with less access to credit and markets.

The socio-organizational structure favors the upper class, whereas migrants are disadvantaged with regard to participation in online resources [91].

Victoria could be disadvantaged compared with other states if it did.

"These included the previously unemployed, the so-called unemployable, the physically disadvantaged, people with some kind of criminal record.

She then founded College Track, a program that pairs disadvantaged students with mentors who help them earn college degrees.

Studies have found that American students are disproportionately disadvantaged, compared with those of high-performing nations on international tests.

I have already given my assurances that GP trainees will not be disadvantaged compared with the current system.