Sentence examples for measuring disadvantage for from inspiring English sources

Given this standard approach to local labor markets, theoretical reasoning leads us to conclude that if preferences are homothetic a common, though somewhat restrictive, assumption— β1 is a meaningful parameter measuring disadvantage for the minority group.

We measured disadvantage by two proxies: NS-SEC and eligibility for free prescriptions.

The university is developing nonracial measures of disadvantage — for example, whether applicants' parents went to a university, or the quality of the high schools the students themselves attended.

Measures in disadvantage for conventional cars such as restricted access to certain areas in cities and an increase of fuel costs car are rather rejected by the majority of the respondents.

Eligibility for free prescriptions is only a measure of disadvantage for 19 to 59 year olds in England.

For example in Australia, the use of the postcode or census district to measure socioeconomic disadvantage is inaccurate.

We will consider advantages and disadvantages of each of these approaches for measuring HRQL for child maltreatment.

The wind made the back nine, which measures 3,336 yards, play longer, a disadvantage for Park, who is ranked 79th in driving distance on the L.P.G.A. Tour.

Nicholas Barr shows that the Gini coefficient has two disadvantages for measuring inequality, which are avoided by the Atkinson index [5].

We have previously reported using multi-level analysis that a 42% increased likelihood of arthritis existed for those of greater social disadvantage compared to those who are more advantaged, even after accounting for disadvantage measured at the individual- and household-levels [ 5].

That's a massive disadvantage for us.