Sentence examples for examining inequality from inspiring English sources

Studies examining inequality in length of life in India are limited.

In practical terms, assessing health inequity within a society requires not only examining inequalities in health between more and less socially affluent groups, focusing on those inequalities likely to be avoidable [ 28], but also on specific actions known to effectively benefit the poorest [ 29].

She was once on a commission examining inequalities in cycling.

It is worth noting that this is one of the few studies examining inequalities at early grades of primary school (e.g. second-grade), using nationally representative large-scale survey data.

The greatest value of the data reported here relates to what they tell us about what we measure when examining inequalities in oral health.

Matheson et al. [ 7] proposed an index called the "Can-Marg" using Census 2006 data, in which they focussed on examining inequalities in health and other social problems.

While examining inequalities across individuals provides important information on how outcomes are distributed, it does not allow us to understand who fares better or worse, and whether the gap between the healthy and sick is preventable or unjust.

A study by Patricia Justino of the University of Sussex examined inequality and unrest in India and found that redistribution can quell an outcry.

In fact, a report entitled "The Children Left Behind," released by Unicef last Friday, examined inequality in well-being on a wide range of measures among children in 24 of the world's richest countries.

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In one study, Gustavo Marrero and Juan Rodriguez examined inequality of opportunity in the 23 American states.