Sentence examples for effects of marginalisation from inspiring English sources
No studies have been done on the effects of marginalisation on cardiovascular disease in the Sami population of Norway.
No sex difference was found in the effects of marginalisation on self-reported life-time cardiovascular disease.
In this article, we have presented the effects of marginalisation on self-reported life-time cardiovascular disease (CVD) by Sami majority and minority areas.
In reality, it has always been a direct consequence of marginalisation.
Further analysis showed that this effect was independent of marginalisation status and largely due to a generally higher level of leisure-time light physical activity in the minority area compared with the majority area (data not shown).
In combination with droughts, diseases, small arms and social, political and economic marginalisation, the effects of raiding pose a significant threat for pastoral livelihoods.
It is not easy to overcome the effects of a lifetime of poverty and marginalisation.
There are also many long-term, indirect effects of this climate of recurring violence, marginalisation of pastoralists and constant risk of conflict.
Much of it is sparked by feelings of marginalisation.
But Labour needs to see clearly the dangers of marginalisation.
People from the south of Togo are restive after four decades of marginalisation.
