Sentence examples for social drift from inspiring English sources

The present study indicates that adequate prevention and treatment of migraine is important to avoid downward social drift.

It is likely that social drift only partially explains the preponderance of FEP in our most disadvantaged communities.

Thus, weighted net migration flows would have been −7.1% for social disadvantage (towards more disadvantaged areas) and −3.3% for material deprivation, suggestive of modest overall social drift.

Importantly, the relationship between urbanicity and schizophrenia risk has been shown to extend back as far as birth (Mortensen et al., 1999), making reverse causality – social drift – insufficient to explain this variation alone.

People with psychiatric disorders also tend to descend the social ladder, a process called social drift, and end up living in impoverished housing and in poorer neighborhoods as their illness prevents them from securing income and permanent housing.

While downward social drift operates for a proportion of people with psychosis, this is partially offset by upward social mobility for others; reasons for both need to be better understood.

For example, alcohol use disorders can lead to social downward drift and it can cause or contribute to malnutrition.

My confusion about the dead social reformer drifted into a confusion about my own identity.

She died, washed up on a Torvaianica beach, at a "watershed" moment of social flux, moral drift and US-style consumerism when Rome was "struggling to find a new sense of itself".

But there may also be social pressure to drift left in Hollywood.

The social selection, or drift, theory is that socio-economic status is a consequence of the disorder -the insidious onset of schizophrenia is believed to preclude elevating one's status or to cause a downward drift in status [ 26].