The linear index was then split into tertiles, and children were classified as living in either disadvantaged (highest third), moderately disadvantaged (middle third), or advantaged (lowest third) neighborhoods.
The study demonstrated higher rate ratios of hospital admission in the more disadvantaged quintiles: rate ratios were 1.31 (95% CI 1.25 1.37) and 1.32 (1.26–1.38) in the first quintile (most disadvantaged) and the second quintile respectively, compared with the fifth quintile (most advantaged).
Twenty-first century biomedical research is advantaged by institutional infrastructures that foster a collaborative, multidisciplinary approach.
For those who died of colorectal cancer significantly higher rates of hospitalisation were generally observed in both the second and third year prior to death in highly advantaged individuals compared with the rates in individuals from lower socioeconomic groups (advantaged to highly disadvantaged).
They found that the steadily working mothers were relatively advantaged before giving birth to their first children, and that the advantages, at least in the area of the women's mental and physical health, did not just continue as they reached age 40, but increased (even when the researchers controlled for other variables).
Isn't FutureLearn, like other Moocs, simply offering further advantages to the already advantaged?
We do so in order to investigate how far second-generation youth in Europe might be advantaged or disadvantaged in their access to within-family resources.
SED = socioeconomically disadvantaged, SEA = more socioeconomically advantaged This is one of the first studies to examine SED postpartum women's health and social service needs and use.
In the 49th minute, they advantaged their hold of possession for their second goal.
7. I think the second group would be those most likely to be advantaged by use-people with 8. social phobias, agoraphobia, those who work unsocial hours, people in rural locations, 9. people with disabilities or caring responsibilities.
