Sentence examples for disadvantageous status from inspiring English sources

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It is also supported by findings provided by Steinhilber (2003) who showed that in CEE countries in the early 2000s, egalitarian gender attitudes seem to be considerably common when analysed at face value, but in practice, it often meant preferential treatment for women to compensate for their disadvantageous status in the labour market.

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Restricted by disadvantageous strategic status, climate and traffic problems in regional economic development and water security system, numerous data-sparse and ungauged basins are found in many remote parts of the world and particularly in developing countries.

It is in this disadvantageous position that Murray is at his best.

Gen. Joseph Hooker and arriving Union troops from the Eastern Theater in a disadvantageous position.

A second explanation of our unexpected similarities between adolescents and adults in their antecedent structure of SEIM use refers to the statistically disadvantageous measurement of developmental status as a dichotomy.

For a long time, a high body mass index defining overweight status was considered disadvantageous for young and old people alike.

Case-control studies from some European countries, indicate no association of serum 25(OH D and melanoma, but there is no reason to believe that a good status of vitamin D is disadvantageous.

The central findings from this investigation point at disadvantageous differences of NCAs versus CAs regarding age, marital status and living situation, nursing care needs and restricted abilities for everyday life, the type of SPHC offered, re-admittance to hospital and place of death which is comparable to international research results [ 19].

In fact, when kids reject disadvantageous offers, they're often most concerned about their social status, rather than with the candy itself, or with abstract ideas like equality.

Gluten avoidance can also result in several disadvantageous effects on the quality of life, self-perceived health, psychosocial dynamics, nutritional status, and increased economic health burden.

Rapidly decreasing UVR at conception, for example, at the autumnal equinox, was disadvantageous to the white race (and those in other races of higher social status) possibly because of good nutrition and less physically demanding jobs where activation of 'frugal' epigenes only predisposes to obesity [ 36].

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