Sentence examples for graded disparity from inspiring English sources

This test incorporates simple shapes at two levels of disparity (500 and 250 arc-seconds), pictures of animals arranged at three levels of disparity (400, 200, and 100 arc-seconds), and finally, a series of ten panels that provide a graded disparity between 400 and 20 arc-seconds.

The explanation for the grade disparity was there in the report.

"If grade disparities emerge this early on, it's not surprising that by the time these children are ready to go to college, girls will be better positioned," says Christopher M. Cornwell, an economist at the University of Georgia and an author of the new study, along with his colleague David B. Mustard and Jessica Van Parys of Columbia University.

So if grade disparities emerge this early on, it's not surprising that by the time these children are ready to go to college, girls will be better positioned".

By the time they get to eighth grade, any disparity has largely evened out — and, by college, younger students repeatedly outperform older ones in any given year.

Specifically, they showed improvement on the simple shapes and animal portions of the stereotest that contain two and three levels of gross disparity, respectively, but exhibited a decline in measured stereoacuity when tested on the finely graded ten panel sequence (see Methods).

I also see the growing disparity in wage and income levels as having serious potential social effects that can best be counteracted by a more steeply graded tax structure.

Their focus soon fell on students who had registered to take the tests outside the district, and those whose scores and grades showed a disparity.

The new study found that the lower the grade, the greater the disparity.

We report the overall difference in disparity in high-grade tumours compared to low-grade tumours (p-value < 0.001) and significant associations between disparity in multiple single loci and clinical parameters.

The disparity between the grades suggested a sharp imbalance either in teaching quality or in the comparative difficulty of the tests for the two grades.