We have stars on the tree, each one having a disadvantaged child's name on it, given to us by a church or neighborhood center.
Yet there is no doubt that this baby has a disadvantaged start in life.
Its competitor, the follower COX-2 inhibitor (rofecoxib), although having a disadvantaged diffusion pattern as compared to celecoxib, continuously and steadily increased its market share.
Having a disadvantaged background including low socio-economic status, parental psychiatric problems, i.e., high rates of depression and substance use, has been shown to be associated with suicide [ 9, 10].
Further, many Black males in the United States have a disadvantaged economic position, a key factor in declining marriage rates [ 13]; consequently, marital status may be reflective of their socioeconomic position, rather than the quality of the mother-father relationship.
Younger women carers (under 25 years) are also more likely to have had a socioeconomically disadvantaged childhood and live in culturally and linguistically diverse communities [ 15].
The study also demonstrated that the most disadvantaged had a significantly longer total LOS.
For all surgical admissions the most disadvantaged had a significantly lower admission rate than the second quintile.
When Edward had negotiated the recent truce with Robert the Bruce, he had severely disadvantaged a range of noble families who owned land in Scotland, including the Beaumonts, close friends of Isabella's.
The LETGS did, however, have a slightly disadvantaged start to the Chandra mission which complicated and hampered in-flight calibration.
