Sentence examples for appears to be equitable from inspiring English sources

It is not clear whether attempts to access care varied by socioeconomic status [ 15, 40] but once in the system, there appears to be equitable use.

Certainly all five of the LHINs principles are relevant to this difficult case at the intersection of complex continuing care and mental health, yet the key principle appears to be equitable access based on patient need.

Making our loopy tax code more equitable appears to be off the agenda, what with Senate Republicans' refusal Monday to allow a vote on a tax hike for millionaires.

If Windows 8 was a dramatic lurch towards mobile computing, especially on tablets, Windows 9 appears to be heading for a more equitable balance between desktop muscle, and mobile capability.

Not surprisingly, the interest and demand among many Americans appears to be thwarted by a lack of equitable distribution of bicycle facilities and culturally competent outreach.

Despite challenges in equitable distribution of practitioners, participant satisfaction with the compulsory community service programme appears to be high among those who responded to a 2009 questionnaire.

"This change appears to be a step in the right direction and a good-faith attempt by the Mayor to achieve a more equitable approach to minor marijuana possession in New York City.

If India has to achieve high and equitable Hib vaccine coverage levels, the ongoing public sector introduction of the Hib-containing pentavalent vaccine appears to be required, but it will be challenging for several reasons.

If equitable tools are available in the community, they can be used to facilitate equitable access to essential services to achieve MDGs 4 and 5. Nevertheless, record ownership both before and after childbirth appears to be associated with service uptake.

In Hlabisa, while use appeared to be relatively equitable among the highest 4 quintiles, women in the lowest quintile were under-represented in the user group.

For those who aren't trained educators, such as the Secretary of Education, the philosophical ideals of "equal" and "equitable" might appear to be the same.