The problem of socioeconomic disparities in method of delivery is the focus of much attention, especially in view of the difficulty in modifying socioeconomic differences by public policy interventions.
The disparity in methods used to assess in vitro replication capacities highlighted in the above examples (i.e. different MOIs, cell lines, culture temperature, etc) is a good argument in favour of adding infection modeling to more traditional characterization experiments.
By allowing counties that can afford more expensive touch-screen technology to choose that system over less reliable optical scanners, the measure raises questions of equal protection under the Supreme Court's decision in Bush v. Gore that cited disparities in counting methods.
Variable results may reflect different populations studied and individual centre's selection bias for surgery, as well as disparities in measurement methods.
Reporting bias might have also occurred, which derived from the disparities in testing method and cutoff point for each parameter in pertinent studies, which, though moderate, might serve as the confounding factors.
This disparity in attack methods makes it difficult for direct 1-to-1 comparisons.
This disparity in attack methods makes it difficult for direct one-to-one comparisons.
Due to the high disparities in results and methods used for EGFR status evaluation, a comprehensive analysis of this putative target in TNBC is required.
This disparity in which method is optimal can be attributed to the vastly different ion type distributions achieved with each method.
While the US abortion rate appears to have stabilized after a national decline, this decline has been slower among low-income women and in certain states, suggesting possible disparities in access to effective contraceptive methods and/or economic challenges preventing women from feeling they are able to care for a child [ 2, 13].
