In Nairobi, Viwandani is relatively underserved by health centers compared with Korogocho, and women deliver less often in a health facility there.
Manhattan seems comparatively underserved.
Suburbs, where near half of population and employment situate, are comparatively underserved.
That's what I don't understand," Mr. Sweeney said the other day, arguing that compared with adjacent neighborhoods, SoHo is underserved.
One selling point, according to John J. Schupp, a senior vice president of the real estate services company Jones Lang LaSalle, which has been advising the Pinnacle Group, is that Arkansas is underserved in retailing, with only 11 square feet per capita, compared with a national average of 21.
The term underserved area in the table encompasses both underserved geographical areas and underserved populations.
Compared to non-rural areas, rural areas are medically underserved (Frenzen, 1991; Wright et al., 1996); this is generally caused by large distances to care facilities and the cost of such travel (Bane, 1991).
Aim 1 of the project assesses whether a 5As physical activity communication training intervention increases communication skills during visits underserved patients in the post-intervention period (immediately post and at one year compared to baseline).
Compared with other regions, he said, southern New Jersey with a population of two to three million, is underserved with specialty hospital programs.
"In some of these places, half the people are jobless and the other half work for us," says Anna Sierpinska, Biedronka's communications chief.Ironically, Poland is relatively underserved by hypermarkets and supermarkets, which account for only 35-40% of its food and personal-care markets (compared with, say, 60% in the Czech Republic), according to a new report from AC Nielsen, a research firm.
