Sentence examples for inequality ratios from inspiring English sources

The rich do not face the guillotine and I bet won't come close to falling below the inequality ratios of past decades.

In addition, because the specific inequality ratios vary from one RNA sequence to another, we can infer that interpretation is an evolvable trait.

Across much of western Europe the income inequality ratio is lower than in Britain.

The inequality ratio, a number measuring income distribution, in Tamir Rice's Cleveland grew at a faster pace from 2012 to 2013 than in any other major city.

When we consider families as a whole, and not just the family's central figure, the inequality ratio is found to be even greater.

The index rose again for the most recent period 2006-7 to 2.38 (2.24 to 2.52) to match the maximum previously recorded, both for inequality ratio (in 2002-3) and by relative index (1998-9).

18 Our crude figures suggest a possible reduction in both absolute inequalities (differences) and relative inequalities (ratios), albeit not yet at a statistically significant level.

Ratio of inequality is ratio of SMR of most deprived 10% to least deprived 10%.

We chose to focus on absolute differences but conducted analyses of relative inequality (rate ratios) and life expectancy as a robustness analysis.

This paper derives inequalities for multiple integrals from which sharp inequalities for ratios of heat kernels and integrals of heat kernels of certain Schrödinger operators follow.

The ratio of inequality is the ratio of the standardised mortality ratio of the most deprived 10% to the least deprived 10%.