Sentence examples for disparity i from inspiring English sources
"If you have a real disparity, I think that's a major problem.
Instead, in a wealthy world of increasing economic disparity, I expect us to increasingly see two-tier infrastructure; stable, secure, reliable infrastructure for the 20%, and a haphazard, kinda-mostly-functional, vulnerable tier for the 80%.
This paper, we find out the feature of "write count disparity", i.e., most pages are rarely written and most writes are concentrated on a few pages.
The binocular disparity, i.e., the differences between the images seen in each eye, is an important cue that the HVS uses to perceive 3D scenes.
The assumption is that all the pixels in the local area have the same disparity (i.e. are in the same distance) [6].
In the first set of experiments, we have to set the value of parameter γ of Equation 2, which defines the penalization for small disparity (i.e., background) blocks.
Robin Hood, alas, was unavailable when I was passing through (out adjusting local income disparities, I assumed).
For example he starts his "Divining Difference" 1994 Chance article with the statement that "There are few statistical phenomena that are at once so fundamental and so widely misunderstood as the seemingly paradoxical relationship between disparities (i.e., SR and FR above)….
In my book, Ending Racial, Ethnic and Cultural Disparities, I wrote that major disparities exist in care delivery in the U.S. I described the causes of those disparities as being a blend of bias, behavior and biology.
Community based cancer education requires interventions at many levels that address the fundamental, causative issues contributing to the myriad of health disparities, i.e. access, health insurance, transportation, MD referral, lack of time, fear, fatalism and lack of knowledge.
The evidence for global oral health disparities (i.e., lower socioeconomic status being associated with greater oral disease) is well documented [ 10, 11], both in general adult and elderly populations [ 12– 12].
