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Перевод: socioeconomic

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социоэкономика

Тезаурус:

1. Most research suggests that the health of a nation is mainly due to socioeconomic factors with medical and educational interventions accounting for very little.
2. The Whitehall II study examined a new cohort of 10314 civil servants between 1985 and 1988 with the aim of explaining socioeconomic gradients in morbidity and mortality.
3. A number of studies (see, for example, Draper et al have suggested that childhood leukaemia is more common among higher socioeconomic groups, and it has also been suggested that the risk of childhood acute lymphoblastic leukaemia is doubled in isolated towns and villages, but the excess in Seascale is too large to be accounted for in these ways.
4. All, or most, major socioeconomic groups and the six governments had believed that its benefits for their own interests outweighed its disadvantages.
5. The limited data available suggest there are also substantial socioeconomic differences in morbidity, but these differences remain largely unexplained.
6. In the Alameda country study age, sex, race, socioeconomic factors (income, education, employment), health status, health related behaviours (smoking, alcohol consumption, physical activity, body mass index, and sleep patterns), access to medical care, social support, and psychological factors accounted for less than a sixth of the 1.7-fold difference in mortality from all causes between poor and more affluent areas.
7. In the United States high mortality from sudden infant death syndrome among black infants has been attributed only in part to lower birth weight and socioeconomic disadvantage.
8. That is, although a socioeconomic factor weighting was used in statistical tests, the "class" difference between the two groups is sufficient to explain the difference in outcomes in performance.
9. In Cambridge, J. M. Winter of Pembroke College, argued that infant mortality data were better explained in terms of long run socioeconomic changes than short-term fluctuations.
10. Protracted industrial decline since the 1920s, accelerated in the postwar period by the closure of the docks, had produced all the symptoms of a depressed inner-city area which, according to a government survey using a range of socioeconomic indicators, was the second most deprived urban borough in the country (Department of the Environment 1983).
11. This socioeconomic profile was not distributed uniformly.
12. They were active on a large number of political, economic, and cultural issues, and their views closely reflected their varying socioeconomic positions.
13. They agreed to assist and aid financially the socioeconomic development of French overseas territories, to align social legislation on holidays and equal pay with that of France (something which would raise production costs in all five countries), to allow France to retain its system of export subsidies and import taxes until it could acquire financial equilibrium.