Sentence examples for specifically disadvantaged from inspiring English sources

And we know, not least from the interesting report from the Higher Education Policy Institute thinktank last week, that the current system is not doing a good job for all our citizens, specifically disadvantaged white boys.

Since she was a child, Redeat has always been passionate about empowering students, specifically disadvantaged ones, through education.

These studies demonstrate that adversity in early life, and specifically disadvantaged childhood circumstances, exert negative effects on employment opportunities and quality of work in early adulthood [ 5– 9].

Broadly these can be considered as either programmes that work with individuals or in small groups to support smoking cessation, and approaches that modify broad population health interventions to more specifically target disadvantaged groups.

However, a second-order interaction suggested that poor-prognosis patients were disadvantaged specifically by access to the audiotape, with less improvement in psychological distress at 6 months follow-up than non-tape controls.

In their review of interventions targeted specifically at those disadvantaged by income, examining controlled studies (with or without random allocation) published between 1995 and 2006, they found 13 relevant studies with 17 available comparisons.

However, the study conducted by Darmon and colleagues [ 5] suggests there is need for messages and strategies aimed at improving dietary intakes to be tailored specifically for socioeconomically disadvantaged groups.

In a National Bureau of Economic Research working paper published in 2015, researchers found that Louisiana's Scholarship Program (LSP) substantially reduced academic achievement, even though it was intended to provide vouchers specifically for disadvantaged students.

Just last month, California Governor Brown allocated $225 million specifically to disadvantaged communities, above the mandated 25percentt of program proceeds.

According to the FTA in January, "in anticipation of its expanding streetcar network, the New Orleans Regional Transit Authority competed for and received in 2011 a $400,000 workforce development grant to establish a new streetcar maintenance training program specifically for disadvantaged workers 21 and over".

Only one of the 10 studies specifically targeted disadvantaged patients or those on low incomes.