Sentence examples for increased disparities from inspiring English sources

Because helmet use increased more for white students, helmet laws were associated with increased disparities.

Helmet use increased across racial/ethnic subpopulations, but greater increases among white students increased disparities.

Increased disparities generally persisted for follow-up time of at least a decade.

Responsibilities for primary care clinicians are rapidly expanding ascomplexities in families' lives create increased disparities in health and developmental outcomes for young children.

Increased disparities retained their approximate magnitude throughout the study period in San Diego and the Florida counties (see Fig. 2, Additional file 2: Table S3, and Additional file 3: Figure S2).

Had the laws increased disparities by worsening outcomes among marginalized groups, distributive justice might require their repeal or non-enactment if other ameliorative approaches did not succeed (Rawls 1971).

The increased disparity between rich and poor is causing the anger that is driving the terrorists.

"Although it is clear that there is an increased disparity between the highest and lowest earners, arbitrarily raising the floor isn't necessarily the solution and could in fact make the UK economy uncompetitive in the long term.

Much of the burden of today's high tax rates falls on individuals with middle and low incomes, and, arguably, these rates have contributed to the increased disparity between rich and poor that has occurred under the Clinton administration.

Our economy strains with the increased disparity between the rich and poor.

In two animals (PEEP-5 and PEEP-6), respiratory-ventilator entrainment became 1∶2 after pontine lesions suggesting increased disparity between the spontaneous respiratory frequency and ventilator frequency.