Sentence examples for high disadvantage from inspiring English sources

And the European Social Fund ESFF) supports employment and promotes economic and social cohesion in areas of high disadvantage.

Policies to boost the north have included government support for industry in areas of high disadvantage, large transport infrastructure developments, subsidies for the relocation of manufacturers and addressing funding inequities in health and education.

The policy initiatives of the recent decade combining an early childhood and Indigenous focus have led to the development of targeted interventions, some focused only on Indigenous populations, and others on geographic areas of high disadvantage where there are significant numbers of Indigenous families.

An index 35 ranking postal areas from low to high disadvantage, based on the 2011 Census data, was used to classify respondents into three socioeconomic status (SES) groups.

This index ranks postcodes on a continuum of high disadvantage to low disadvantage, taking into consideration characteristics such as income, education, occupation and housing that may reduce socio-economic conditions of the area.

Higher scores in the IRSAD have more spread than the IRSD and indicate relative advantage as well as disadvantage, so that schools with a high disadvantage score will not necessarily also have a high advantage/disadvantage score.

The evidence suggests that higher disadvantage does not fully explain the patterns of excess mortality observed.

Compared with the present results, Atlan et al. [ 10] found a similar disadvantage in defence (P1SR = 0.10) but a higher disadvantage in offence (P2SR = 0.51).

Relative risks of TB co-infection increase for people with higher disadvantage scores, and/or low income, and/or unemployed status and/or homeless (p<0.0022).

§ Index of Relative Socioeconomic Disadvantage compiled by the Australian Bureau of Statistics and based on postcode of residence, with five ordered categories (fifths of the distribution) scored with consecutive integer values from 1 (highest disadvantage) to 5 (lowest disadvantage).

Almost half (45%) of the type 1 diabetes group were classified as being in the highest quintile of least socioeconomic disadvantage, with 6% being in the lowest quintile or group of highest disadvantage.