Sentence examples for distinct disparity from inspiring English sources

Comparative anodic and cathodic efficiencies revealed a distinct disparity in both the MES when operated in open circuit (OC) and closed circuit (CC).

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.

In addition to the general differences in the broad amide III region, the dermal spectra also show more distinct disparity in the CH2 and CH3 deformations revealed in the 1420 cm−1 region.

This study investigates the biogeographical distributions of planktonic foraminiferal SSU rRNA genetic types in the Arabian Sea mixed layer during the SW (summer) monsoon, when pronounced environmental conditions lead to a distinct disparity in temperature, salinity and productivity between adjacent northern and southern water masses.

The present results point to a distinct sex disparity in the metabolic consequences of neonatal chlorpyrifos exposure, findings in keeping with effects on hepatic cell signaling as reported previously (Meyer et al. 2004b).

Bisexual+ people face distinct health disparities compared to gay, lesbian, and straight people.

We found distinct regional disparities in Zhejiang province, including the aspects of income, expenses, and time.

Economists generally think of three similar, but distinct, metrics of economic disparity: inequality of income, consumption and wealth.

Several distinct mechanisms could produce this disparity.

The aim of the present review was to examine the concept of vulnerability in connection with the health care disparities faced by distinct subpopulations generally viewed as vulnerable.

This tends to mask any disparities between these often distinct groups.