We binarised the outcome, that is, fair, good and excellent were collapsed into one category (good health), while poor and very poor were designated as poor health.
So too may the high rate of spending for schools in Newark, Jersey City and more than 25 other poor municipalities designated as special needs districts.
Many oppressions rely on keeping a targeted group of people poor, uneducated, designated non-white, or otherwise 'at the bottom.' Anti-Jewish oppression doesn't depend on that.
Our heart goes out to this poor old designated driver mum sat on the front row at the concert, who looks about as comfortable as Tipper Gore in Compton and yet simultaneously bored out of her mind.
The results of our survival analyses designated poor adherence to treatment as strongly associated with poor overall survival independent of patients' age, gender, socioeconomic status, comorbidity, IPI score, chemotherapy regimens and the place of treatment.
in 1552, Edward VI passed a poor act which designated a position of "Collector of Alms" in each parish and created a register of licensed poor.
The fetid open drains lining the main street of the town do not smell eco-friendly; the place is officially designated poor.
Mr. Collins has introduced legislation that commits the state to pay for classrooms but leaves the costs of what he called extras, like cafeterias and media rooms, entirely or partly up to the 30 designated poor districts.
Some of the descendants of the poor souls so designated quietly abandoned the names, although you can still find examples of them today: human equivalents of those 205 Kekus.
The program, known as EB-5, has led foreigners to invest in projects around the country, like factories, resorts, shipyards and other enterprises in designated poor areas in need of jobs.
Hebei has more officially designated "poor counties" and probably more people living in poverty than any other eastern province, it says (though officials say their numbers have been falling).
