Sentence examples for differentials exist from inspiring English sources

However, large racial differentials exist in social determinants of health, especially housing and sanitation for the poor and inequity between the sexes, although progress has been made in access to basic education, electricity, piped water, and social protection.

One key informant remarked, "A lot of power differentials exist.

We partition by region, since regional wage differentials exist in The Netherlands.

Gender differentials exist in self-reported ill health among older persons in Uganda.

These differentials exist in ethnic groups of Taiwan, and warrant consideration.

Consequently, large differentials exist between women and men in access to resources of all types [ 49].

Higher selection differentials existed in males than females.

The Court of Appeals, moreover, specifically recognized the historical fact that such differentials existed, but accepted the respondents' argument that they were illegal.

Striking differentials existed between childhood mortality experience of mothers who belong to Islamic religious sects in the North (50.0%) and in the South (26.2%).

The useful energy, or free energy, may be defined as energy capable of doing work under isothermal conditions (conditions in which no temperature differential exists); free energy is associated with any chemical change.

"As long as that price differential exists, there will likely be a black market – because people will go to where they can get a deal," said Rosalie Wynoch, a policy analyst at the CD Howe Institute, a conservative thinktank.