In a nation where roughly seven per cent of the population have served in the military, this number alone indicates disproportionate representation.
The only exceptions were the organellar genomes, which exhibited a substantially lower gene-coding percentage than prokaryotes and viruses, indicating disproportionate loss of coding sequences during organellar genome reduction.
Conditional BMI z-score change, indicating disproportionate weight gain was assessed during the first 2 years.
The distribution of BW was more shifted to the right than the corresponding BL distribution, indicating disproportionate fetal growth.
Group 1 (black) featured high values for x102 and x103 indicating disproportionate mapping qualities in the tumour compared with the normal.
Low-income workers were still significantly more likely than high-income workers to say that they would have serious financial problems if isolated from work (OR 3.52), indicating disproportionate vulnerability for low-income populations across all durations of isolation.
The CI ranges from −1 to +1, where CI is equal to zero for equality in health, a negative value when the curve lies above the line of equality, indicating disproportionate concentration of the health variable among the poor, and a positive value when it lies below the line of equality care.
The BL distribution among infants of mothers with type 1 diabetes was also normal, broadened, and significantly shifted to the right of the normal reference, with a mean BLSDS of 0.70 (1.22); that is, with a smaller right shift than for BW, indicating disproportionate fetal growth.
The convention is that the index will have a negative value when the curve lies above the line of equality, indicating disproportionate concentration of the health variable among the poor, and a positive value when it lies below the line of equality.
