Sentence examples for disparities changes from inspiring English sources
This suggests that bilateral integration at a cortical level is required for a more detailed analysis of interaural disparities changes (affecting multiple frequency and modulations) as compared with simpler integration at subcortical stages of the auditory pathway (Lessard et al. 2002).
Slew rate of 95 percentile disparities gives a notion about the rate of the disparity changes within the scenes.
The temporal change of excessive disparities in the scenes relates to the property of HVS that causes sudden disparity changes to induce visual discomfort.
The results of limited user tests suggest that the viewer discomfort is directly affected by even short duration of high disparities and sudden disparity changes in a scene, leading to low quality perception of the scene.
Our experiments confirm that the sudden disparity changes, captured with SR ( d v E ) statistics, are also an important factor in the assessment of stereo video quality together with maximum disparity statistics captured with max ( d v E ).
As the matching can be ambiguous, and the minimum cost insignificant, an additional a priori is imposed on the energy function that penalizes disparity changes at neighboring pixels (the case of local and semi-global algorithms).
Change especially in the realm of health disparities requires changes at a personal, community and policy levels to improve outcomes.
For outcomes retrieved from routine electronic data there are very large numbers (almost one million ED attendances annually) and it is possible to look for disparities in change in Māori and other at risk ethnic and age groups and differences in change within hospitals.
"When we're talking about a network with a lot of inequality and disparity, that changes the conditions of the entire sector".
Although racial and ethnic differences in HPV vaccination initiation are well established, it is unclear whether these disparities have changed over time.
Therefore, it provides insight into the mechanisms through which social disparities emerge, change, and impact children's future prospects and returns to education.
