He also corrected the record on the acceptance rate disparity (there is none, he reports), and boasts that he paid much less for the same education as Coulter by attending the Ag School.
Due to the disparity in acceptance of evolution between biology majors and nonmajors, and the level of knowledge about evolution with which each group graduates from college, we have recommended that evolutionary theory should be offered widely and taught without distinction between biology majors and nonmajors as part of their science literacy (Paz-y-Miño C. and Espinosa 2009a, b).
This study showed for the first time the marked disparity between acceptance and knowledge of herbal medicines by public health sector doctors in Trinidad.
In general, however, these plans do not adequately address preventing or minimizing socioeconomic or racial/ethnic disparities in vaccine distribution and acceptance, despite evidence that such disparities have been the rule for the annual influenza vaccine, even among persons >65 years of age (20 ).
India's rigid social structure limits intergenerational economic mobility and fosters acceptance of vast wealth disparities.
Ensuring that linguistic, cultural, and economic factors are incorporated with collaborative care management that includes mental health personnel is also likely to reduce disparities in acceptance and receipt of treatment.
It exposes a wide disparity in the acceptance rates of councils across the country.
Figures released by the Home Office in May exposed a wide disparity in the acceptance rates of councils across Britain.
Is it any wonder that Boyhood's Patricia Arquette highlighted gender pay disparity in her acceptance speech for best supporting actress at this year's Oscars?
Equally glaring is the normalization of these disparities — a silent acceptance of systemic and stark racial inequality as an indelible trait of American democracy.
But here, geographic disparities in LGBTQ acceptance and parenting resources are at least partially dispelled.
