Sentence examples for lesser access from inspiring English sources

This paper evaluates this hypothesis by testing whether African American transplant candidates likely have lesser access to suitable living donors in their kinship networks than white candidates.

Major differences concerned their children's greater consumption of sugar (candies), sodas and lesser access to fresh vegetables and fruits.

These disparities were in the rule accompanied either by more or by lesser access to care and by better or worse quality of care.

Conversely, illiterates and the poor, including women, old, and marginalized people have lesser access to information, and as a result they become further isolated and excluded [ 10, 19].

Issues covered include son preference, unfair treatment of girls in the family, their lesser access to health and education services, harmful traditional practices such as dowry and sexual harassment, as well as early marriage.

The position that a social group occupies in society can lead to a greater or lesser risk of disease as well as greater or lesser access to healthcare services [ 3- 10].

That's because the company realized that so few of its target audience in lesser towns have access to stable 3G internet, many couldn't even download a mobile app if they wanted, Vasupal explained.

One possible explanation of this finding is that individuals who simultaneously have illegal drug use problems and mood disorders seek treatment for their mood disorder, because of lesser stigma, easier access, and simpler reimbursement schemes [ 21].

Although modification was nonsignificant, the authors posited that sex, race, and age may indicate SES, increasing susceptibility through lesser health care access, poorer nutrition, greater stress or violence exposures, or increasing actual exposures through residential proximity to highways or occupational coexposures.

Even at one of those self-important resort hotels that impose infuriating fees like $15 for bellhop service you won't use or $12 for Internet access that lesser hotels provide free, at least you get a clear list of the charges when you book.

It is a timeless and natural thing to seek connection to people, to nature, to access the lesser used parts of the mind.