Sentence examples for disparate distribution from inspiring English sources

The analysis, which highlighted the problems associated with various voting methods and the disparate distribution of voting technologies according to socioeconomic status (i.e., wealthier areas generally had more advanced technology and fewer invalidated ballots), spurred extensive debate about election reform.

Recently horizontal transfer has been implicated for some of the M. lucifugus Helitrons, in part explaining this disparate distribution among mammals.

The imputed raster maps of total forest ecosystem C stocks (i.e., sum of all pools) suggest a rather disparate distribution of large total C stocks across the U.S. (Figure 1).

Low birth weight, including very low birth weight (<1,500 grams), shows disparate distribution across racial/ethnic groups.

The imputed raster maps of total forest ecosystem C stocks (i.e., sum of all pools) suggest a rather disparate distribution of large total C stocks across the U.S.

There is an even more disparate distribution of genes related to the BBB and tight junctions in the choroid plexus versus the MAV.

The disparate distributions have been attributed to failures occurring on the surface of test specimens and other failures from sub-surface to deeply imbedded sites.

We therefore propose that primary productivity is the principal variable determining the disparate distributions observed.

The disparate distributions of Globigerina bulloides and G. sacculifer give strong indications of specific ecological requirements, which are most likely related to nutrient availability.

Similar to the out-degree distribution, the disparate distributions of local efficiency for serial and parallel growth applied to all conditions with different numbers of neurons and maximum numbers of incoming connections; thus, we show a representative example (Fig.  2b).

Although it precludes direct comparison of results for Blacks and Whites, these disparate distributions necessitated that neighborhood score be based on race-specific quartiles of the score, modelled as an ordinal categorical variable.