Sentence examples for for underprivileged populations from inspiring English sources

Recent projects include bonds that pay interest according to education and employment outcomes for underprivileged populations in the United States.

Coverage by health insurance to meet the cost of those services not provided free of charge, and expanding health services as near as possible to the target population are two measures that can be implemented to improve access for underprivileged populations and enhance maternal service use.

Regarding geographical mapping of TB cases, 5 out of 6 cities sharing 60% of TB burden in our study were characterized by higher population densities than the mean reported for Guadeloupe, and 3 out of 6 were also characterized by a higher proportion of underprivileged populations (more than 12.6% [ 28, 29]).

A number of economic and logistic challenges are responsible for the lack of access to cataract surgery in underprivileged populations.

Dr. Chunrong Lin has been hired to serve the underprivileged populations in the Bay Area, Chicago and New York.

And he supported Green For All, a group working to fight climate change and bring green jobs to underprivileged populations.

Indeed, the rationing, almost non-existent in Hydra (well doing populations), is present in Kasbah and Belfort (underprivileged populations).

ECC is commonly prevalent among underprivileged populations.

Poor levels of education and health literacy present the most obvious difficulties for attaining informed consent; furthermore, these are often issues that more frequently burden vulnerable and underprivileged populations (30).

Previous studies in children and adolescents in underprivileged populations in Latin America have shown weak associations between atopy and wheeze/asthma 2, 18, 27, 28, while a study in adults 31 showed a moderate to high association indicating that the age of the study population could be a possible explanation for differences between studies.

Extending case management to severe pneumonia for in-service training for treating severe pneumonia with oral amoxicillin and ensuring availability of the drug will go a long way in making services available to remote and underprivileged populations, preventing thousands of child deaths and accelerating Pakistan's progress toward achieving MDG 4 goal.