Sentence examples for disparity in the numbers from inspiring English sources

Pro Publica's deeper statistical analysis found that "congressional influence did not account for the racial disparity" in the numbers as a whole.

And it explicitly acknowledged the disparity in the numbers of casualties in the report itself.

Burn calculates that there are around fifty men judged worthy of an entry in the Dictionary of Welsh Biography who started their working lives as slate quarrymen, compared to only four owners, though obviously there was also a distinct disparity in the numbers of the two groups.

There was a large disparity in the numbers, as can be seen in Fig. 1.

In direct contrast, the huge disparity in the numbers of TRAV/TRDV genes located in the 5′ end of the human, murine and bovine TRA/TRD loci describes a divergent evolutionary development.

While there is no international "gold standard" for an appropriate skill mix to meet the health needs of a given population, measuring this mix offers a means to assess the combination of categories of personnel at a specific time and identify possible imbalances related to a disparity in the numbers of various health occupations.

Mainly these concern the disparity in the number of viewers leading into the late-night shows.

They revealed a vast disparity in the number of undiagnosed cases across the world.

What has been the greatest disparity in the number of tricks ever won?

"There is clearly a real disparity in the number of river crossings east of Tower Bridge, compared to the west", he said.

He blamed complacency, citing a disparity in the number of fouls committed – Genoa had 26 to Juventus's eight – as evidence of his team's lack of effort.