Sentence examples for disparity provided from inspiring English sources

The fact that DF was able to benefit from the relative disparity provided by this second plane suggests that it was the relative disparity, not the motion per se, which enabled her excellent performance on the rotating cylinder task.

Thus, perhaps the simplest explanation for DF's failure to benefit from the relative disparity provided by the reference surface would be that DF can perceive disparity only in the center of her visual field.

That gaping disparity provides further evidence that Texas's governor, Legislature, courts and voters should reassess their addiction to executions.

Thus mixing gradient copolymers with a gradient width disparity provides a novel route of achieving the saturated (tensionless) interface with fewer amounts of copolymers and of high flexibility.

When an object is viewed binocularly, unequal perspective projections of the two eyes' half images (binocular disparity) provide a cue for the sensation of stereo depth.

The efficacy of the proposed intrinsic reward signal is thus comparatively assessed against the ground-truth signal (the actual disparity) providing equivalent results, and thus validating the approach.

This disparity provides a feasible way to solve the ambiguity.

This disparity provides the feasibility of maneuver discrimination using ISAR images in interception.

We have shown in simulations of separate sexual and clonal populations that a clonal population can experience a much greater loss of adaptation than a sexual population under the same conditions, and this disparity provides a mechanism by which sex can, in principle, prevent invasion by clones.

The March 2013 issue included a systematic review by Breton et al. (21) reporting on the risk and magnitude of the ability to work among individuals in the workforce with diabetes compared with those without diabetes, and a review on issues related to health disparities provided by Ricci-Cabello et al. (22).

Our finding of race and neighborhood SES disparities provides additional evidence of the disproportionate burden of CRC morbidity and mortality borne by African Americans and low-SES populations.