Sentence examples for demonstrate disparities from inspiring English sources

Measures that use indicators and indices to demonstrate disparities have been more elusive.

Perhaps more important, the authors [ 6] point out that indicator selection should be predicated on the ability to demonstrate disparity.

Perhaps the real power of Indicators and Indices is to demonstrate disparity on the local level a place where significant change may be possible.

With respect to inefficacy, more patients were switched from Rituximab (73%, 33/45) than any other biologic drug.Our results demonstrate disparity in prescribing patterns between individual rheumatology centres, in terms of the number of switches and percentage of patients on a biologic drug being switched (number of switches/total number of patients on a biologic drug × 100 per unit).

International research has demonstrated disparities in the Emergency Department care of patients of certain racial or ethnic backgrounds.

Rather these demonstrated disparities may be introduced unintentionally at a number of points in the process of designing and deploying a facial recognition system.

Studies of national databases have demonstrated disparities in route of hysterectomy for benign indications, but have not been able to adjust for patient-level factors that affect surgical decision-making.

Even though there have been demonstrated disparities in the US, it must also be remembered that many of these disparities may be due to the level of insurance coverage of the patient as the United States' health system is different from that of Australia [38].

Our case study demonstrated disparities in ART program outcomes between the two facilities, despite adjustment for many socio-demographic and clinical characteristics.

Millet et al [ 9, 13] have demonstrated disparities by ethnicity in blood pressure control in a London study, but had low reporting rates of CKD.

Overall, the majority of the literature on racial/ethnic groups was epidemiologic in nature, mainly demonstrating disparities in oral health rather than the oral beliefs or practices of these groups.