Sentence examples for indicator of disadvantage from inspiring English sources

For example, the in the Longitudinal study of Australian children, the most disadvantaged (highest quintile for an area level indicator of disadvantage) preschool children are almost 50% more likely to be overweight or obese compared to the most advantaged children. 1 Further, the socioeconomic differentials already present at 4 5 years of age had more than doubled by age 10 11 years.

Almost half the pupils receive pupil premium – an indicator of disadvantage.

Some grammar school headteachers have been experimenting with prioritising children on free school meals or in receipt of the pupil premium – another indicator of disadvantage.

An ecological indicator of disadvantage, the Carstairs index, was used because cancer registry data has poor or non-existent recording of individual socioeconomic or sociodemographic variables.

The Gonski report, written by an independent panel led by David Gonski, recommended consistency in funding using a schooling resource standard to provide the same funding per child, which was then topped up for indicators of disadvantage.

However, both groups have a high percentage of women with indicators of disadvantage.

The screening highlighted indicators of disadvantage and social exclusion among prisoners, with a high proportion of men without employment, with limited educational achievements and living alone.

McIlwaine (2013) notes that insufficient housing, food insecurity and poor access to healthcare, and other indicators of disadvantage intensify or attenuate the effects of individual-level factors on coercive sex particularly in urban slums.

46 Thus, our findings may reflect changes in HIV care and treatment over time, or may be affected by unmeasured indicators of disadvantage, such as HIV disease stage, 47 housing status or employment.

Not all indicators of disadvantage were important: uptake was related to car availability and housing tenure but not to educational attainment or occupational social class (with the exception of those who never worked and the long-term unemployed).

Rate ratios for relative excess mortality by different indicators of disadvantage are shown in Table 2. Model 1 gives rate ratios for the disadvantage indicator controlled for year of follow-up, age group, sex (where appropriate), period of diagnosis and north/south geographic zone.