According to this ranking, 3 types are defined as extremely deprived (high level of deprivation), 3 types as moderately deprived (moderate level of deprivation), and 3 as slightly deprived (low level of deprivation).
Next, the level of deprivation of the patients' sector was defined according to the Atlas of Deprived Neighborhoods [ 17] and categorized into 4 categories: no deprivation, low level of deprivation, moderate level of deprivation, and high level of deprivation.
It found little correlation between the number of schemes and the level of deprivation.
"The level of deprivation was unbearable," said Muhammad Shah Hussein, a teacher in Nazarabad.
The opportunities on offer at the Jobcentre Plus were in keeping with the level of deprivation.
A Birmingham council source said: "The performance of Birmingham in raising school attainment has recently been lauded despite the level of deprivation seen in the city".
The House of Commons Library analysed the number of schemes in individual areas as against the level of deprivation that area suffered.
For BMI, annual household income and level of deprivation were both found to be influenced by the trait - but only in women.
She is from Hackney, which in the same week was named as the local authority with the highest level of deprivation in England.
I imagined the orchestra as a Brazilian version of Venezuela's Símon Bólivar Orchestra – an instrument of social change in a country with a high level of deprivation.
Kober added: "People have pointed to the general level of deprivation in the community and structural economic decline so the background here isn't just the riots but a place that has experienced wider decline".
