The demographics for the recreational cyclist indicate a more affluent group relative to the competitive cyclist since cycling is not one of the more economically rewarding professions.
The proportion of suicides was significantly higher in those with SMI living in the more affluent quintiles relative to Glasgow and Scotland (54.6% vs. 5.8%, p = <0.001 and 5.5%, p = <0.001).
The falls in mortality were steeper in the more affluent groups, so relative inequalities remained fairly constant.
Deprived northern urban areas have been traditionally more reliant on government grants than more affluent councils because their relative poverty means they are less able raise cash though local taxation to pay for higher social needs.
They were in high spirits, waving and clapping as they left the plane, and seemed more affluent than their South Korean relatives had expected.
More affluent areas, meanwhile, will experience relative 'gains'gains
All racial and socioeconomic groups were represented, but with some over-representation of Caucasian versus non-Caucasian families and more affluent versus less affluent families, relative to the local census population.
Using CTVBs as a measure of socio-economic status is most likely to misclassify students and elderly people on low incomes who live alone in large old houses, or who move in with relatives in a more affluent household.
As a result, the residents and businesses in our cities are disadvantaged relative to their more affluent suburban neighbors who have access to Verizon's FiOS, providing competitive choice in high-speed Internet and video services".
However, analysis of 5-year survival in women diagnosed from time periods 1994 to 2003, demonstrated a significant improvement in relative survival in more affluent groups 4 5, from 74.8% to 78.5%, r=0.66, P=0.036, while survival was not significantly better, 69.8 72.4%, r=0.66, P=0.151 in less affluent groups 1 2, over the study period.
