Sentence examples similar to display a disparity from inspiring English sources

Main features that have been suggested to display a gender disparity at cellular level are the following: (i) the basal redox state; (ii) the response to oxidative imbalance; (iii) the susceptibility to undergo apoptosis and anoikis; (iv) the susceptibility to undergo autophagy.

In 1989, Stephen Jay Gould, in his book "Wonderful Life," described the "weird wonders" found here: strange, 500-million-year-old sea creatures displaying a greater disparity than exists in the animal kingdom today.

The area displays a wide disparity between rural poverty and the wealth of the Hyderabad city, as Zubair Ahmed reports.

I prefer instead to emphasize the non-universality of the gender disparity and suggest that the fact that seven of the twenty law reviews I studied did not display a significant gender disparity continues a positive narrative about women's increasing participation in law schools and the legal profession.

As a practical matter, the stops display a measurable racial disparity: black and Hispanic people generally represent more than 85 percent of those stopped by the police, though their combined populations make up a small share of the city's racial composition.

BLAST2 does not display insertions or deletion events (indels) of greater than 10 nucleotides; such a disparity between the sequences would lead to the two adjoining regions of similarity being displayed as separate regions of identity.

A mean frequency distribution was generated for wild-type and transgenic mice and plotted on a logarithmic scale to clearly display the disparity of larger nuclear volume.

Preliminary analyses of marsupial crania, for example, display a markedly different pattern of module disparity that that reported here for placentals.

Few items of clothing display the disparity between male and female fashion like the corset.

We find that there is reliable variation in participant performance with display and disparity, however this variation is not always consistent with our predictions from the display specifications.

"There really is a disparity".