Sentence examples for evaluated disparities from inspiring English sources

We used a similar strategy to that of our colleagues Meador et al. (12) and Sen et al. (13), who evaluated disparities between epilepsy research and wound healing.

Little research has evaluated disparities in life expectancy according to material deprivation taking into account differences across the lifespan between men and women.

"EOIR takes seriously any claims of unjustified and significant anomalies in immigration judge decision-making and takes steps to evaluate disparities in immigration adjudications," she said in a statement.

However, recently published findings indicate that A1C levels are higher in black than white persons across the full spectrum of glycemia thus potentially limiting the widespread adoption of A1C to screen for glucose intolerance, indicate the risk for complications, measure quality of care, and evaluate disparities in health [8].

The BACH cohort is well suited to evaluate disparities in treatment patterns due to its randomly sampled and community-based diverse racial/ethnic population, and availability of detailed information on medication utilisation.

We linked risk estimates from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency's National Air Toxics Assessment (NATA) to racial and socioeconomic characteristics of census tracts in Maryland (2000 Census) to evaluate disparities in estimated cancer risk from exposure to air toxics by emission source category.

Semi-Global Matching uses up to 16 search paths when evaluating disparity of a current pixel and enforces reconstructed surface smoothness by introducing two matching cost penalties, namely P1 and P2.

The Yates χ test and P-value were used to evaluate disparity of staining performance between cytology and histology groups.

Most studies so far have evaluated the disparities among the two most prevalent races in the United States, NHW and AA.

In this study, we evaluated gender disparities in EATV and its impact on coronary atherosclerosis by using 256-slice multi-detector computed tomography (MDCT).

In a cohort study with 17,859,318 Taiwanese residents, Jian et al. evaluated gender disparities in pulmonary diseases, comorbidities, and effects on SqCC [ 5].