Sentence examples for apparent inequalities from inspiring English sources

There is evidence that countries whose regions vary more in population size show greater variation and hence greater apparent inequalities in mortality counts.

Unfavourable trends in the major risk factors for coronary heart disease (smoking and poor diet) thus provide the most likely explanation for these apparent inequalities.

The benefits of screening combined with the apparent inequalities in screening based on social disadvantage demonstrate the need for valid methods of determining and monitoring screening rates.

This apparent inequality has led many to protest.

But Rector and Hederman calculate that a hypothetical adjustment for hours worked would further reduce apparent inequality (blue bar).

This apparent inequality seems to suggest that life is somehow unfair.

But in the main, it was a powerful and comprehensive account of the many reasons for this apparent "inequality" at the core of our Constitution.

Notably, the RPE differentiation protocols did not rely on a sphere-formation step during culture, suggesting that the apparent inequality in differentiation potential demonstrated in the NPC differentiation study may have resulted from differences in ECM proteins and was thus an artifact of the protocol.

Is the apparent inequality in mortality rates between those with serious mental disorder and the general population worsening over time?

53 54 There were sometimes apparent differences in inequalities depending on the measure used.

The trend in inequality was apparent irrespective of the relative inequality indicator used.