However, covering about 5% of the whole population, the national system may not effectively capture the disparities on PMMR among individual provinces [ 6].
In contrast, US casualties during the same period numbered just 314 killed and 1,600 wounded, while Commonwealth, South Korean and other UN contingents brought the total to 547 killed, 2,024 wounded and 2,170 captured; the disparity highlighting the devastating effect of enormous UN firepower against massed infantry.
The AD measure captures the disparity in the mix, i.e., the sum of the 8 absolute differences around the average of 12.5%.
In many ways, the juxtaposition of the heavily Latino, working-class North Fair Oaks neighborhood and the largely white city of Atherton -- home to the likes of the executive chairman of Google, Eric E. Schmidt -- captures the disparities in class and race found all over the Bay Area.
These two covariates aim to capture the socioeconomic disparities across districts.
To define surveillance approaches and metrics to capture the burden of vision health disparities and to identify properties of a surveillance system to guide public health interventions.
Given the significant issues related to lack of national surveillance systems to capture the health status of farmworkers and disparities related to access to care, investigators should be encouraged to include biomarkers of health effects in their study designs.
We can see that Δ3successfully captured the tessellation disparity across the surface contrary to the criteria α, and ρ for which this disparity is virtually invisible.
Secondly, ratios between locomotor indices of digit pairs were compared to capture some of the disparities in between-digit proportions in species of different locomotor types.
Though numbers alone may be insufficient to capture the nuances of population health, they provide a common language of appraisal and furnish clear evidence of disparities and inequalities.
