Sentence examples for Noticeable disparity from inspiring English sources
"noticeable disparity" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
You can use it to refer to a significant difference, usually between two things. For example, "There was a noticeable disparity between the two candidates' voting records."
"The difficulty is that there are individual owners who are saying, 'I'd rather have a smaller pie and get a big piece than have a big juicy pie and get a small piece".' Dan Rooney, the Pittsburgh Steelers owner, said he agreed with Upshaw that there was a noticeable disparity in revenue among teams, "and we're not one of the ones that are at the bottom".
Locations of noticeable disparity between both bounds are found in the corners of either high video quality combined with poor audio quality and the other way around, i.e., where cross-modal effects are statistically significant.
Whereas all studies show a great decrease (at least 20%) in the number of clinical cases during the treatment period [13] [16], there is a noticeable disparity regarding follow up period results.
The most noticeable disparity between the NlpDs of Y. pestis and E. coli/Salmonella is a protein sequence containing a unique proline and glutamine-rich repeat region at the N-terminus that is present in the proteins of the enteric pathogens but is completely absent from NlpD of Y. pestis and all other Yersinia species.
The noticeable disparity between the costs reported by two existing studies is likely due to the utilization of different methodologies and the inclusion and exclusion of different cost components.
He found that bias that skews scores by just 3% can result in noticeable disparities in funding rates.
For example, there are noticeable disparities in GERs of three-year preschool education between the rural and urban areas as reported by a study on the ECE development of China by Liu and Yi in (2008), revealing that the GER of urban areas is 55.6%% compared to only 35.6 % in rural areas.
Noticeable disparities between the primary treatment and adjuvant RT for parotid glands (46.2 kPa versus 33.6 kPa) and submandibular glands (39.5 kPa versus 30.3 kPa) were noted; nevertheless the scores did not achieve statistical significance.
Most noticeable were the disparities in the coaching staff, Atkinson said.
The disparity is noticeable even among the 1%, where riches accrue to the very wealthiest at an even faster rate than those below.
The disparity is especially noticeable when it comes to Chile's startup ecosystem.
