Sentence examples for disparities report from inspiring English sources

7. Health disparities revealed and inclusive data collection -This summer we released the first health disparities report that synthesizes intersectional data across sexual orientation, race, age and income level, revealing some startling information about the health inequities the LGBT community faces.

Findings from the 2011 National Healthcare Quality and Disparities Report indicate significant differences in quality and access to care among minorities as compared to Whites.

In January 2005, the U.S. Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality AHRQQ) released the congressionally mandated reports on the United States health care system the 2004 National Healthcare Quality and Disparities Reports (NHQR and NHDR).

The predictions are calculated using the immigrant-native match disparities reported in Tables 3 and 4 (row 6 for Canadian-born; row 9 for immigrants, i.e., at ysm=0).

Several plausible explanations could account for the rural urban disparities reported here.

The health disparities reported in this population may indicate a higher level of vulnerability to traffic-related health effects.

Given the size of Trinidad and Tobago, the disparities reported herein suggest a need for genetic/genomic studies to determine whether these are ancestry-based genomic alterations driving incidence, mortality, and treatment resistance.

Similar gender disparities reported in non-conflict African settings [ 20] further support the need for sexual health services and education to address the concerns of both men and women refugees.

Additionally, given concerns that respondents may heap age reports, 17 18 we measured the degree of age heaping in self-reported age and age disparities measured based on each partner's self-reported age as well as on the age disparity report of each individual.

Ruth Franklin tackles "the literary glass ceiling," recent highlights include VIDA's gender disparity report and the gender distribution of Wikipedia contributors.

In an interview broadcast for The Economist, when asked about the wealth disparity report, he said, somewhat dismissively, that "the poor are not getting poorer" and that his wealth should not really be counted in the way Oxfam counts it, because his wealth is being used to help eliminate poverty.