Sentence examples for equitable pattern from inspiring English sources

This appears to have been caused by a shift in rainfall periodicity from strong interannual fluctuations in response to periodic ENSOs, to a more equitable pattern with more consistent annual rainfall.

This trend may be seen as a constant and equitable pattern of assessment, but it may also reflect the lack of a policy for improvement from the teachers.

In particular, the equitable distribution of accessibility patterns is explored in relation to neighborhood socio-economic strata.

Accessibility values to activities are largely bound to the spatial distribution pattern of activities; most equitable for intentionally dispersed recreation site, and least for spatially clustered hospitals.

In this regard, communities as the pivot point of the paradigm were commonly seen as small, homogeneous, and traditional entities bounded to specific territories (IUCN et al 1991: 57; Kumar 2005: 277; Cox et al. 2010: 6) that 'are in harmony with the environment and demonstrate long established patterns of sustainable and equitable use of resources' (Li 1996: 503).

Equitable and accessible health services form a key component of equitable health outcomes.

In practice, however, outcomes are equitable.

Other than the vague words "strong basis in evidence," employers seeking to correct inadvertently discriminatory work practices, women and minorities who experience unfair conditions hiring or promotion patterns at their offices, and advocates for equitable, diverse workplaces are left without a map for addressing policies that are obviously putting some workers at a disadvantage.

Thus, here too a possible explanation for the pattern of relations is that education is more equitable in countries with less economic inequity.

Then, we aim to find an optimal commodity flow and well-designed network structure through the proposed multi-commodity flow model and simultaneously achieve the equitable distribution of all passengers and the optimal train skip-stopping pattern.

It is somewhat reassuring that the analysis of vaccine uptake in the routine cohorts aged 12/13 does not show the same pattern, with uptake of vaccine being both high and equitable across deprivation classes (Sinka et al, 2014).