Sentence examples for more marginalized population from inspiring English sources

What makes this particularly galling, Susan Quinn argues, is that research shows that community college students "are more at risk [than UC students], because they are a more marginalized population, their socio-economic status is less.

Alternatively, laws may engender smaller effects among more marginalized populations even if there is no difference in expected benefits if costs of compliance are proportionally greater (National Highway Traffic Safety Administration 2004).

While community health centres are estimated to serve only 0.9% of the Ontario population [ 27], they do serve more marginalized populations, thus we may be missing a higher proportion of HIV patients by not capturing care in these settings.

This finding is not too surprising because programs that aim to increase accessibility are designed to compensate for social inequities by making products more available for marginalized populations who may not have equal access to those resources (e.g., massive distribution of free condoms).

Research tends to be oriented towards the interests of scientists, funders and powerful interest groups, instead of the health needs of populations and interests of more marginalized groups [ 1, 2].

If the population choosing to self-test is fundamentally different from those who choose HTC (for example, more marginalized), it is possible that linkage and retention in care after diagnosis may be more challenging.

There's no avenue for change for a marginalized population".

I felt more marginalized than ever.

"I'm getting more and more marginalized," he told me.

"You either get over it, deal with it, or whine and become more marginalized," Ms. Drummond said.

The summer program pairs academically focused students like Jetmira with more marginalized students.