Sentence examples for age disparate from inspiring English sources

For example, among women aged under 25 in this sample, sensitivity/specificity for relationships truly 5 years or more age disparate is 74%/90%, using self-reported disparity 5 years or greater.

For example, if 'age-disparate' is defined as '5 years or older', and heaping is common at this value, many relationships where the partner is truly 4 years older will be erroneously classified as age disparate.

Small inaccuracies biased towards 'no disparity' will tend to lead to an underestimate of the prevalence of age-disparate relationships.

Judge King, joined by Judge Patrick E. Higginbotham, said that this phrase "appears to preclude a disparate impact theory of liability" because it "appears to serve as a safe harbor for employers who can demonstrate that they based their employment action on a reasonable non-age factor, even if the decision leads to an age-disparate result".

These women are vulnerable because of the high prevalence of both gender-based violence and the commonality of age-disparate relationships and transactional sex.

This pattern suggests that Malawian women rarely report age-disparate relationships correctly, but commonly report non-age-disparate relationships correctly.

Age-disparate transactional sex has contributed to the increasing rates of HIV-infection among young women in Africa.

KwaZulu-Natal recently began a social marketing campaign against age-disparate partners, aiming to prevent HIV infection and teenage pregnancy.

The primary objective of the survey analyzed here was to look at associations between HIV status, sexual connectedness and age-disparate relationships.

Transactional sex and age-disparate sexual relationships seem to be additional drivers of HIV in the sub-Saharan region of Africa, where Uganda is located (5– 7).

10 12 Concerns regarding health outcomes have led to several campaigns to reduce age-disparate relationships between young women and older men.