Sentence examples for expected parity from inspiring English sources

Substantial evidence exists that a variety of factors can affect the proportion of sons and daughters in the progeny, and that in vertebrates with chromosomal sex determination, offspring sex ratios may deviate significantly from the expected parity (Hardy 2002).

The expected parity-violating spin rotation of order 10−6rad placed severe constraints on the target design.

Younger couples say they want and expect parity in their relationships.

"You don't expect parity from God or the Supreme Court, do you?" he quipped, increasingly nervous as he caught her looking at her watch.

The director of the Workplace Gender Equality Agency, Libby Lyons, says it would be unrealistic to expect parity in the numbers of women and men across the industry because of the difficulties of shift work and fly in-fly out arrangements.

The initial chapters are full of women in postpartum shock, incredulous that having a baby can so affect their career and change the relationship with their partner; born in the 70s and 80s, they were brought up to expect parity in education and the workplace, only to find that childrearing is still overwhelmingly the mother's task.

And don't expect parity in the NFL anytime soon unless the league changes its salary cap and revenue sharing rules.

As would be expected, mean parity was also different between preexposure and exposed pregnancies (0.9 and 2.6, respectively).

Although collected in 2004, these data provide a baseline description of the behavioral health workforce prior to the changes expected as parity and health care reform are implemented.

As expected, higher parity women were less likely to go for ANC and make the first visit during the first trimester, compared to those of parity one (Panel B).

At Johnson Controls, the company expects price parity when battery costs achieve $200 per kilowatt-hour combined with gasoline prices that are consistently at or above $4 a gallon.