deprivation

Preposition: of

• liberty: Deprivation of liberty by administrative decision cannot be right without judicial oversight.

Converse of object

• tackle: The aim is to tackle deprivation in the most deprived areas.
• suffer: Hill sheep in particular suffer great deprivation mainly from neglect.
• sleep: Inevitably, pain killers, drugs, and sleep deprivation all add to the stress load.

Adjective modifier

• socio-economic: Lower level literacy skills were associated with socio-economic deprivation.
• sensory: In this state of sensory deprivation the bard would seek inspiration.
• socioeconomic: Starting Well The Starting Well Health Demonstration Project was launched in November 2000 and was established in two areas of socioeconomic deprivation in Glasgow.
• multiple: They are often targeted on areas of multiple deprivation.
• maternal: If you read a proposal for Harlow's research on maternal deprivation would you feel it was unethical?
• inner-city: Halliwell's Film Guide - Familiar fare of police corruption, drugs and inner-city deprivation, enlivened by its direction and dry wit.

Modifies a noun

• amblyopia: Marg, E. : Prentice Memorial Lecture: Is the animal model for stimulus deprivation amblyopia in children valid or useful?
• indices: All three wards were within the worst 10 % in the country on health deprivation indices.
• score: In addition to a wide range of general statistics, the deprivation scores from the Noble research are available on the GIS.
• indicator: Schools will receive a visit either every 12, 24 or 36 months depending on fire and social deprivation indicators.
• index: Deprivation Index An index used to categorize areas by poverty.

Noun used with modifier

• androgen: In prostate cancer patients, it may be used for patients with bone mineral loss associated with androgen deprivation.
• sleep: A bit of sleep deprivation is a small price to pay for spending your Saturday morning on top of Table Mountain.
• substrate: The idea of substrate deprivation is good and important for neuronopathic Gaucher's disease as it can get into the brain.
• oxygen: Oxygen deprivation during birth can result in cerebral palsy.
• neighborhood: A range of economic factors such as neighborhood deprivation and disintegration and high levels of unemployment underpin these psychological, social and family factors.