Sentence examples for disparate access from inspiring English sources

As an example, TCP RTT estimation may get affected by flow handoffs, due to the likely disparate access delays of WLAN and 3G networks.

We find that a range of diverse local, national and transnational actors, with disparate access to power, negotiate institutional changes from above and below through overt imposition of and resistance to new rules, influence of agendas, and promotion of discourses.

One-to-one computing initiatives and low-cost/high-speed home Internet will help address equity concerns, but we worry that disparate access to early learning tools, in particular, might exacerbate our large, and growing, school-readiness gap.

Insurance redlining results in disparate access to affordable insurance products in low-wealth communities and communities of color.

Gwynn and Thurston [ 19] suggest that disparate access to health care may increase susceptibility to the effects of air pollution.

The reasons for this may be multifactorial, ranging from the demands of managed care in which the doctor patient relationship has been undercut by the consumer-driven market, to the fact that in the United States there is disparate access to health care: one-quarter of the population is uninsured or underinsured.

The assistant becomes even more powerful when she, he, or it, can access disparate sources of information.

To those, I say that as a community of people, one that isn't defined by sexual orientation or marriage status, but as a community of citizens living in a United States of America that offers disparate treatment and access to rights and benefits, we have our fight.

The automated inter-institutional health problem list function in the MOXXI system provides a mechanism to access disparate external electronic health administrative data, generate a dynamic list and to easily manage this data to produce a validated set of records in this "light" electronic medical record.

On the other hand, it could also mean that the editor(s) or compiler(s) had access to disparate sayings originated from and circulated in different contexts.

Many of the information sharing programs in place today are concerned more with reporting and providing access to disparate bits of information rather than with gleaning significance and communicating it rapidly.