Sentence examples for environmental disadvantage from inspiring English sources

The large specific amount of waste generated during cleaning is a serious environmental disadvantage of traditional batch processes.

According to the DHHS, health disparity is defined as "a particular type of health difference that is closely linked with physical distance to service, social, economic, and/or environmental disadvantage".

High levels of social, economic and environmental disadvantage underlie the health problems in remote Indigenous communities [ 7, 12].

These findings suggest that interventions that solely focus on material or environmental disadvantage are unlikely to be sufficient in addressing the ethnic inequalities in obesity risk.

3 6 Life course research suggests that social and environmental disadvantage in childhood 7 9 and midlife 10 may be associated with continuing health inequalities in later life.

For lower penetrance disorders, inferences need to be more cautious and both depressive and substance use disorders fall into this category - i.e. cases known to secondary care may reflect more severe primary disorders, comorbidity, environmental disadvantage or referral biases.

Big dams have clear environmental disadvantages.

Among the environmental disadvantages, the high water demand for irrigations, use of herbicides, and methane release in the atmosphere are the most destructive.

Although it handles more passengers per year than any other European airport, it has less runway capacity than competing major European hub airports (such as Frankfurt, Paris Charles de Gaulle and Amsterdam)." A short, third runway at Heathrow would be worth more than £5bn to the UK economy but the economic benefits had to be weighed against the environmental disadvantages, the report said.

In face of the obvious environmental disadvantages of harvesting from limited natural resources, we propose the use of bioengineered coralline and other materials such as those cultured by our group under field and laboratory conditions as a possible biomatrix for hard tissue remodeling.

Making parents the scapegoats will not improve the situation because poverty lends itself to the environmental disadvantages of largely single-parent households, over-burdened and over-stressed parents, dangerous living conditions, and few cultural opportunities the results which, according to the studies reported in The Times, transcend class even more than race.