Sentence examples for difference has declined from inspiring English sources

Focusing on mathematics U.S. math data (from 5 year-olds to adulthood), Hyde et al. (1990, p. 139) concluded that the "magnitude of the gender difference has declined over the years" (for studies published in 1973 or earlier Cohen d was 0.31, whereas it was 0.14 for studies published in 1974 or later).

We use the method to determine why whites tend to outlive blacks in the United States, and why that racial difference has declined from 2000 to 2010.

However, by 2010, this difference had declined to −14percentt.

In 2009, this difference had declined to 18 percentage points (Table  1 row 3).

More recently, the magnitude of these differences has declined as a Western lifestyle has spread in Asia (Coleman et al, 1993).

Since 2004, however, the sex difference in use of these drugs has declined and there has been no difference between males and females in stimulant use among this age group in recent surveys [ 14].

To quote Milanovic and Lakner:> Most of global inequality is accounted for by differences between countries, although this contribution has declined over time, suggesting that countries have become more similar.

To quote Milanovic and Lakner: Most of global inequality is accounted for by differences between countries, although this contribution has declined over time, suggesting that countries have become more similar.

This conclusion is consistent with Fryer (2011), who argues that relative to the twentieth century the relevance of discrimination as an explanation for racial inequalities has declined, since racial differences are greatly reduced when one accounts for educational achievement.

Lehr correctly notes that piracy in southeast Asia has declined, but unfortunately does not grapple with the differences between the southeast Asian and the east African cases.

Nevertheless, inflationary expectations have actually declined in recent years: Based on the yield difference between the 10-year Treasury note and the 10-year TIPS, expected inflation has declined from 2.56percentt a year at the beginning of 2005 to 2.35percentt now.