Sentence examples for geographically deprived from inspiring English sources
At the same time, the reform has done little to ensure equitable access to and use of services, thus, leaving the room for disparity on morbidity and mortality especially in economically and geographically deprived regions.
This study has demonstrated a substantial difference in age at presentation for breast cancer between white women and black women living in a geographically restricted deprived area of London.
In this regard, the existing maternal fee exemption policy was extended to include delivery and postnatal services and geographically limited to the four deprived regions [ 55].
Differences were seen for all levels of deprivation but were more pronounced in the most deprived areas and were geographically patterned.
For example, if the association between occupation and colorectal cancer survival is the same in both geographically remote and accessible areas, and affluent and deprived areas.
In Scotland, Patterson and Waugh examined social mixing socioeconomically and geographically and found that incidence of T1D was lower in deprived urban areas compared with affluent rural areas [ 8].
The slave was deprived of personal liberty and the right to move about geographically as he desired.
Like many inner-city London boroughs the area has an ethnically diverse, geographically mobile population and high levels of socio-economic inequality; it is listed as one of the most deprived areas in England (Islington Fairness Commission 2012) and hailed as London's original site of 'super-gentrification' (Butler and Lees 2006, 467).
I felt surprised, and deprived.
"People are deprived of their freedom.
