With the many inefficiencies and high costs associated with TI, it is clear that we only need to be marginally better at the TI process in order to be disproportionately more effective at developing talent, and genetic testing potentially represents this marginal gain.
Not so much because there might be (and often is) pain and suffering involved but because capital punishment is flawed, expensive, subject to manipulation, applied disproportionately to minorities, not an effective deterrent and, at the end of the day, irreversible.
With justification, cost-effective interventions have been disproportionately devoted to child and maternal health (Daar et al., 2007), and more recently to control of infectious diseases such as HIV/AIDS, malaria, and tuberculosis.
While often effective, it was also applied disproportionately against immigrants, racial minorities and people in lower socioeconomic groups.
However, effective molecularly targeted therapies have disproportionately impacted adenocarcinomas compared to squamous cell carcinomas, and never or light smokers compared to heavy smokers.
Our future work will explore the impact of various state firearm policies and identify policies that are specifically effective in reducing urban violence, which disproportionately impacts the African-American community.
Orthopedic disease and trauma disproportionately causes severe morbidity among the rural poor; effective management necessitates timely X-Ray evaluation in many cases.
Inequitable use exists when an undesirable health situation is disproportionately found among social and economic groups despite known effective interventions being available [27].
In the absence of effective adaptation, climate change is likely to disproportionately affect older adults.
The increases tend to be less effective than they might be because Latin American governments spend disproportionately on universities -- a strategy aimed at mollifying politically active middle class students.
