Sentence examples for most advantaged groups from inspiring English sources

The report painted a stark picture of the gaps in access to higher education, with 18-year-olds from the most advantaged groups more than six times more likely to attend highly selective institutions than those from disadvantaged backgrounds.

These systems encourage or even force the most advantaged groups to share their gains with everyone else, especially those with initial disadvantages, at least to a certain extent.

In Mozambique, underuse of C-section was likely among the poor and in rural areas, but overuse in the most advantaged groups seemed to be emerging.

Conversely, overuse of C-sections by the most advantaged groups who are rich and living in big cities seemed to be emerging.

However, a closer examination reveals that this persistence of health inequalities is in fact often due in part to the most advantaged group taking advantage of innovations faster [ 16], as well as because PHI and out-of-pocket payments that are not randomly distributed in the population tend to exist alongside a public system [ 17- 21].

The NHWA-AA RD on chemotherapy receipt was 1.8% among the most advantaged group.

The married-unmarried RD on chemotherapy receipt was 0.7% among the most advantaged group.

Those in the most advantaged group were less likely to undergo a TKR than the most disadvantaged group.

Patients with an advantaged/disadvantaged score of 1 were the most deprived quintile in socioeconomic terms, whereas a score of 5 corresponds to the most advantaged group.

Thus, a positive sign indicates that the gap in the variables favours the most advantaged group (high SES in our case).

Compared with the most advantaged group (I/II), those in the middle group (IIIN/M) had a 68% increased risk of death, while those in the least advantaged group (IV/V) had 86% higher risk for acute lymphoblastic leukaemia.