Sentence examples for disparities compared with from inspiring English sources

American Indians and Alaska Natives have significant health disparities compared with the general population; they are a staggering 552 percent more likely to die from alcoholism, 182 percent more likely to die from diabetes, 138 percent more likely to die from unintentional injury, 83 percent more likely to die from homicide and 74 percent more likely to die from suicide.

Yet both have come forward with accusations of pay disparities compared with their male and white co-stars.

Hammonds said Florida has one of the lowest rates of contraceptive use among women of childbearing age, and "experiences racial disparities" compared with other Southeastern states.

Several studies including Asians show narrower disparities compared with whites than for other minorities, but these studies do not disaggregate Asian subgroups (6– 8).

Yes, I'm taking some risk, but think of the yield disparity compared with T-bills, even two-year Treasuries and five-year paper.

This disordered region exhibits the greatest sequence disparity compared with E. coli FolX (Fig. 2B) although it is located opposite to the active site and is therefore unlikely to affect overall function.

Scenarios in which policies will succeed in narrowing regional disparities are compared with scenarios in which well-off regions will benefit more than regions lagging behind.

Gender identity and sexual orientation, like other social determinants of health, lead to health disparities and, compared with heterosexual and non-transgender socioeconomically matched peers, LGBT individuals are more likely to face barriers accessing appropriate health care [ 3].

The results of particle characterization indicate that there was no physical disparity when compared with the commercial α-KG sample.

The temporal profile of niche disparity was compared with that obtained from 1000 multivariate Brownian simulations, which were based on the inferred variance covariance matrix of the niche component (Revell & Collar, 2009).

The present study documents mental health disparities among Roma compared with non-Roman children in Bulgaria and Romania.