Sentence examples for determinants of inequality from inspiring English sources

The discussion of the determinants of inequality changes below pays particular attention to this phenomenon.

The economic determinants of inequality trends discussed in this paper were present in most (if not all) Latin American economies: macroeconomic crises, structural reforms, trade liberalization.

Here, political economies focus on social structures and economic systems as the key determinants of inequality is coupled with insights from constructivism that emphasizes the role human agency and culture play in producing differential vulnerability among individuals and groups (Calgaro 2010).

This paper compares inequalities in health service use before and after the UCS, and analyses the trend and determinants of inequality.

The aim of our study was to examine whether inequality among bedridden individuals exists and to identify the determinants of inequality, and also to check whether the insurance reimbursement could reduce this inequality.

In the familial identification, transplantation matching, and GWA representation examples that we have examined, addressing inequalities across populations in the phenomena of ultimate interest requires a particular effort to overcome not only the sociological determinants of inequality across populations but also the intrinsic inequalities that arise from differences in genetic diversity.

For this purpose, it should be possible to identify the determinants of inequalities, including those associated with age, gender, education, occupation etc.

To examine the social determinants of inequalities in health in Bosnia and Herzegovina in the post-conflict period, and to test if the relative effects vary across the two entities of the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina and the Republika Srpska.

Our research question concerned the relative contribution of some socio-structural, behavioral and pre-departure determinants of inequalities in health.

Given this background, the present study aims to explore the contribution of intermediary determinants of inequalities in SRH by gender, across social classes, in a Southern European population.

More research, including in-depth qualitative studies, is required to understand the complex determinants of inequalities in referral from primary care.