Sentence examples for a general disparity from inspiring English sources

Then, just like that, the lead was gone for good, a victim of stagnant ball movement, poor shooting and a general disparity in size and talent.

To the Editor: The recent article by Louie et al. underscores a more general disparity between the need for autopsies in potential infectious disease deaths and our present national capacity (1).

In general, disparity maps are made up of homogeneous regions with limited number of discontinuities resulting in redundancy.

It is of interest, however, that despite the general disparity between our results and those of Okada, this group of investigators did find that TP expression by stromal cells is directly related to increased microvessel density.

As an ancillary test -- after we'd calculated the general disparities -- we did look at the officers involved, and we found that the racial disparities in the likelihood of arrest were substantially lower when at least one of the stopping officers was the same race as the suspect.

Cultural factors also played an important role in decisions around disclosure and may interact with the general disparities racial/ethnic minority groups face within the health care system.

In general, disparities are found by comparing pixel intensities or their features in the two images.

There is a dearth of empirical study on the wealth distribution in Nigeria which could be important in explaining the general disparities in their health seeking behavior.

In general, disparities in follow-up caused by differential drop-out between arms of a trial or different subgroups in a cohort study need to investigated.

With 2 research years, plastic and transplant surgeons had total lifetime revenues approximately equivalent to that of a general surgeon.CONCLUSIONS: Significant disparities exist in lifetime total revenue between surgical subspecialties and in comparison, to general surgery.

Countries with a strong primary health care system have lower premature mortality and better health care outcomes than those with a specialist focus [ 6], and care by a general practitioner reduces disparities in health (the gap between rich and poor), reduces the effect of income inequality on health and improves self-rated health [ 7].