Sentence examples for degree of parity from inspiring English sources

A professional body that wanted to give a degree of parity to the people it was meant to serve?

ESPN's Jayson Stark posited an idea in February that the MLB has a higher degree of parity than the NFL.

The figures for these device requests shows a greater degree of parity between countries, with the US still leading the chart 3,542 requests, followed by Germany (2,156), Singapore (1,498), Australia (1,178) and the UK (1,028).

His rider, Joel Rosario, had already won a Kentucky Derby and Dubai World Cup this year, but this became a day when the hosts could once again propose a degree of parity for the jewels of their own sport.

And while Amazon is building out the full gamut of critical last-mile delivery solutions (drones, delivery robots and an on-demand human delivery network called Amazon Flex), there are plenty of "third-party" startups in each of these areas that could provide Walmart a reasonable degree of parity.

Maybe this wasn't exactly "Stones-mania," but clearly the band had now achieved at least some degree of parity with the Beatles.

Together with the finding of ESR2 upregulation in the PVLSI and UICH studies, these data suggest that genes involved in the ER-regulated pathways could be under permanent transcriptional modification as a manifestation of a higher degree of parity-associated cell differentiation.

Lesser degrees of parity were not associated with prevalent diabetes.

Lesser degrees of parity were not associated with prevalence of diabetes in older women.

In summary, grand multiparity, but not lesser degrees of parity, is associated with prevalent diabetes in elderly women.

Intermediate degrees of parity appeared to have a greater impact on insulin and HOMA-IR in black women than in white women, whereas the reverse was true for grandmultiparity (Table 4).