Sentence examples for one deprivation from inspiring English sources

The odds ratios obtained from the latter models denote the change in odds ratio by moving from one deprivation group to the one immediately more deprived.

Only one deprivation quartile (3rd) was associated with statistically-significant length of stay than the least deprived reference category.

Therefore adolescents were allocated to one of two groups; "Poor group" if at least one deprivation was present or "Better-off group" if no deprivation was reported.

And it might seem to embrace a rather pessimistic outlook on life, one of deprivation and denial.

When the body passes from a condition of food abundance to one of deprivation (or else via KD simulated deprivation), there is, with a slight delay, an increase in the concentration of FFA and KBs in the blood.

The scores for NZiDep are grouped into five values, ranging from one (no deprivation factors) to five (more than 5 deprivation factors) [ 31].

Then, obviously, that is going to be one more deprivation that disparately affects American Muslims and some others".

That's the lesson of history really: the efficacy for change in any realm works in mysterious ways, often very slowly if the message is one of deprivation.

But because of the "very mixed ethnic geography of London", the pattern is less strong between ethnicity and exposure than the one between deprivation and exposure, Aether found.

Thirdly, only one high deprivation area in Glasgow was sampled.

Objectives: To examine the association between self-reported exercise addiction among competitive runners and their emotional and physiological response to a one-day deprivation from scheduled training.