Sentence examples for The notable disparity from inspiring English sources

The notable disparity in detected cells between this cohort and the healthy bone marrow donors in the present cohort further suggests the existence of a non-malignant EpCAM+ cell population that is influenced by systemic conditions, such as malignant disease.

The notable disparity here confirms that there is a significant 'dark figure' of violent victimisation, and suggests that people with serious mental illness may be less inclined to report even serious violent offences to the authorities.

However, given the notable disparity in numbers of studies on male and female offending, these findings must be treated with some caution, as we will discuss later in the paper.

Most importantly, because of the notable disparities in wealth accumulation patterns between households in the bottom and top percentiles of the wealth distribution observed in Table 3, we also estimate equation (2) for households that were in the bottom, middle and top quartiles of the wealth distribution prior to the economic downturn in 2006.

The notable disparities in health indicators observed between non-indigenous and indigenous children in Brazil underscore that these basic services are not yet as widely distributed in Brazil's indigenous communities as they are in the rest of the country.

The most notable disparity is Justin Bieber's "Baby," which is No. 5 on the Ultimate Chart; on the Hot 100, the song peaked at No. 5 in February, but fell off the chart entirely in June.

Gaps between rural and urban areas, different ethnic groups, geographic areas, and households headed by well-educated versus poorly educated adults were among the most notable disparities across the seven countries.

Using the same survey data, Mooi-Reci and Ganzeboom (2015) found a significant scarring effect of unemployment in general in the period 1985–2000, with a notable disparity in the unemployment scarring by gender.

Yes, there's a notable disparity between the acting abilities of the titular Liars and the fresh, blank, faces in the supporting cast.

There was a notable disparity in the literature with respect to the HU range used for muscle, and there was considerable variation in both their upper and lower limit, which starts at either 0 HU or −29 HU and extends to 100, 150 or 200 HU (Table 1).

But she accepted the suggestion from O'Reilly's lawyer, Heather Williams QC, that there was a "notable disparity" in the way that "physical appearance is an issue for women in a way that it is not for men".