Sentence examples for by disparity between from inspiring English sources

25 Without accurate monitoring, any benefit attributable to the intervention might actually be caused by disparity between groups in the compliance with eccentric training or would at least increase the variation of the results.

Attempts to use the 25-mm circular stapler were frustrated by disparities between the size of the instrument and the patient's anatomy.

Because vaccinations can be counted, although not as accurately as desired (as evidenced by disparities between service statistics and many Demographic and Health Survey findings), program performance tends to be regularly measured by coverage levels reported at national and sub-national levels.

The Harper's essay was particularly critical of The New York Times Book Review and The New York Review of Books for the discrepancy between the number of books of literary fiction written by women and the number that were actually reviewed, and by the disparity between the number of reviews written by men and the number by women.

Notably, study participants were more bothered by the disparity between executive compensation and worker wages than by the actual amount people made, suggesting a visceral disapproval of businesses whose profits fail to trickle down the corporate ladder.

I was shocked, not just by the disparity between his experience of the world and mine, but also by the depths of my own ignorance that such a disparity existed.

"I'm so deeply moved by the disparity" between Ireland and the Netherlands, Dr. Gomperts said.

Some of the musicians were troubled by the disparity between the country's poverty and the luxury of the banquet.

He was especially incensed by a disparity between the receptions to his work at home and abroad.

Bender's portrait of the tension caused for the Roses by the disparity between Lena and Vivien is particularly vivid.

She has never been troubled by the disparity between her wealth and the non-payment of many Huffington Post bloggers.