Sentence examples for Disparity in proportion from inspiring English sources

Disparity in proportion of women who experience antenatal depression across countries, despite being within Africa, may be explained by differences in study design, tools used to measure antenatal depression, cut-offs established to categorize pregnant women as depressed or not depressed, and differences in social and environmental risk factors contributing to antenatal depression.

Between multi-membered subgroups there is huge disparity in the proportion of genes that are functional - some having a high proportion of pseudogenes (e.g. TRAV9 and TRAV11) whilst in others (e.g. TRAV3 and TRAVY) every gene is predicted to be functional.

Women continue to be under-represented and that is particularly true for women over the age of 50, and there is a real disparity in the proportion of women in senior positions.

Studies conducted in Pakistan, Sudan and Egypt showed that unhygienic practices during circumcision were responsible for this disparity in the proportion of male and female NT deaths [ 24, 25].

Spencer and Eccles [ 11] have proposed that the difference on the concave side is due to a disparity in the proportion of each fiber type (type I fibers in a smaller percentage) rather than a difference in their relative size.

Furthermore, there is no reason to believe that there is any disparity in the proportion of patients suffering from cognitive impairment who are included in hip fracture trials over time.

Given the high gender-related disparity in the proportion of individuals with prevalence of markers of CVD risk factors, the analyses are presented for the whole sample as well as by sex.

Although lack of autonomy of decision-making and reception of advice were not significantly associated with appropriate HMM, interaction of these barriers could be a plausible reason for the disparity in the proportion of caregivers who recognised the symptoms of uncomplicated malaria in U5 and those who initiated treatment at home.

The great disparity in the proportion of the various populations who were aware of RTIs could be explained from the rural nature of West Bengal and Bangladesh where most of the respondents were illiterates, when compared to the urban settings of Nigeria and Kenya where the literacy level is higher.

There have been no known detrimental effects reported from this disparity in hippocampal proportions.

Despite randomization, there was a disparity in the proportions of patients taking concomitant medications at baseline.