Sentence examples for disparities after from inspiring English sources
Voting disparities, after all, have dogged politics since the 1960s.
According to our estimates, task intensity heterogeneity explains 5 7% of the residual wage disparities after controlling for individual and firm-related productive characteristics.
Now, scientists have confirmed that the plant kingdom suffered similar disparities after the impact, losing many more flowering evergreen species than plants that drop their leaves each year.
For example, using a multi-level logistic regression and micro-data from Thailand, Firestone et al. [4] investigated whether the urban-rural disparities in undernutrition and obesity are due to child socioeconomic conditions, or if aspects of the social and physical environment accounted for these disparities, after adjusting for child characteristics.
The second graph shows funding disparities after federal dollars are taken into consideration.
The new guidance has real potential to address many of the lingering disparities after Brown v Board of Education.
The company began to look at the disparity after a gay employee pointed it out, said Laszlo Bock, Google's vice president for people operations (also known as human resources).
Ledbetter learned of the wage disparity after nineteen years of employment at Goodyear's Gadsden, Alabama facility.
The horizontal inequity index (HI) is calculated to gauge the influence of social disparity after standardizing for different needs, which are proxied by gender, age, self-assessed health and chronic disease history.
AAs' lower serum 25(OH D concentrations (mainly from reduced vitamin D photoproduction owing to darker pigmentation) may account for much of the unexplained survival disparity after consideration of such factors as SES, stage at diagnosis, and treatment.
It would be convenient to dismiss the disparities -- after all, the United States wouldn't trade economies with any of the 14 countries -- from small ones like the Slovak Republic and Slovenia to larger and more populous ones, like Japan and Canada -- whose eighth graders topped ours.
