Sentence examples similar to is generally disadvantaged from inspiring English sources

Rural people are generally disadvantaged when it comes to the indicators of which the wealth index is composed.

Indeed, there is increasing evidence that genotypes selected for under captive conditions are generally disadvantaged in natural environments (see (Frankham 2008; Williams and Hoffman 2009 for recent reviews).

The public system serves a population that is generally more disadvantaged, relying on the Ministry of Public Health for healthcare.

Currently there are no black Republican senators, Republicans oppose universal healthcare while many minorities suffer from inadequate healthcare provisions and Republican economic policies negatively affect minorities who are generally disproportionately disadvantaged.

The category of 'scheduled tribe' is generally the poorest and most disadvantaged in terms of health outcomes, although SCs and 'other backward castes' (OBCs) also experience greater levels of social exclusion and marginalization compared to members of the other castes (9).

Uptake of national screening programmes is generally lower amongst people from socially disadvantaged areas [ 57].

The SEP of people living in poor and disadvantaged urban communities is generally low and characterized by unemployment and underemployment (Ahmad et al. 2000).

The CFCI community selected was generally a disadvantaged area and relatively close to the city (though some required more than two hours driving time from the city during dry season).

The study areas include tea-garden estates, which differ from much of non-tea garden areas in Bangladesh in terms of socioeconomics, access to services and history and are generally more disadvantaged than other areas [ 17, 18].

Although the cohort studied is generally representative of the original cohort, attrition was greatest among more disadvantaged groups that also tend to contain a higher proportion of obese cohort members.

In scope, themes and setting it resembled Middlemarch, though it was generally the socially disadvantaged who merited Rowling's compassion.