Sentence examples for disparity effect from inspiring English sources

Another interesting disparity effect occurs when the object of interest is not the closest object to the camera.

In reference to HPSA status, additional research is needed to address the potential "double disparity" effect for non-white and economically disadvantaged communities who are living in HPSA tracts that were disproportionately burdened by TRI facilities and may have differential exposure to toxins reported and not reported by facilities under EPCRA.

Formal meta-regression was not undertaken but several differences between the Larcombe study [ 48] and the other group therapy studies may explain the disparity in effect sizes.

On the other hand, combination of opioids can be really effective for other reasons, other than the obvious disparity in effecting different receptor subgroups and specificity, as reported to explain the benefits of opioid switching, Anecdotally, multiple opioids are often simultaneously administered for different reasons, although it should be considered a nonsense approach.

Demonstrating in a single experiment all three driving patterns following threat, namely, no change in driving behavior (whole sample), more cautious driving behavior (less-experience) and less cautious behavior (more-experience), potentially comprises an important step in resolving the aforementioned disparity concerning effects of threat campaigns on driving behavior.

Anecdotal reports have shown that multiple opioids are often simultaneously administered for different reasons [ 6], other than the obvious disparity in effecting different receptor subgroups and specificity.

Thus, further research to remove uncertainty regarding disparity program effects on vaccination rates and the costs of such programs could be considered if research costs were less than $167 to 194 million.

The disparity in effects may be explained by the timing of assessments because, as we have previously demonstrated, rats transition from elevated parasympathetic tone during exposure to air pollutants (Farraj et al. 2011) to sympathetic mediation of cardiac effects 1 day after exposure (Hazari et al. 2011).

The subpopulation specific disparities (rate effects) are further decomposed into direct (independent of birth weight) and indirect (potentially causal through birth weight) effects by factoring the subpopulation relative risks into direct and indirect multiplicative components.

The distribution of disparities in our stimuli is thus much simpler than that typical of complex naturalistic scenes, but as a result allows for a simple manipulation of disparity and the effect this has on depth realism.

This allowed us to separate the effects of disparity manipulations change the effects of conflicts between pictorial and binocular depth cues.