Sentence examples for discrepancies in access from inspiring English sources
The report pointed to factors that have long been known to cause discrepancies in access and achievement, including students' race, family income and a state's relative wealth.
And let's not forget that an estimated 100,000 lives are lost each year because of medical errors, and that there are large discrepancies in access to quality care across economic and geographic strata.
Getting those educational opportunities means overcoming huge discrepancies in access that exist even in the wealthiest of cities like San Francisco.
In addition to discrepancies in access to medical information between different clinicians, there were also variations in how different clinicians described and measured medications.
"We already have discrepancies in access to all kinds of biomedical care in the UK," he says.
The disaggregation of the data shows marked discrepancies in access by wealth quintile, location (rural/urban) and gender.
The system, called mSchool, is one of three winners of a competition organized by the World Bank to identify promising solutions to address a striking discrepancy in access to high and low technologies in developing countries: Six billion of the seven billion people around the world have mobile phones, while only 4.5 billion have access to toilets, according to a recent United Nations report.
The discrepancy in access is likely to be greater given that socio-economic status at the end of life is going to be lower for a significant proportion of the population given diminishing disposable income for older people.
Discrepancies exist in access to and provision of services between rural and urban populations.
The report, co-authored by the Movement Advancement Project and the Center for American Progress with support from a broad coalition of research and advocacy organizations including 9to5, brings to light the vast discrepancies in pay and access for LGBT women.
The known discrepancies in self-medication access, depending on local rules and on the financial ability of patients to pay for their drugs, could also have influenced our results.
