Sentence examples for initial inequality from inspiring English sources

The researchers find that, if there is an initial inequality in how information is distributed, lowering communication costs counter-intuitively sustains this steep hierarchy and promotes inequality.

Now we prove that a weak initial inequality for and on E0 and weak functional differential inequalities on E imply weak inequality for and on E. Assumption H.

Theorem 2.2 shows that the weak initial inequality on E and the weak functional differential inequality (15) for almost all t ∈ I[x] imply the weak inequality (16).

In the next two lemmas, we assume that on E0 and we prove that the strong initial inequality (6) and the weak functional inequality (15) imply the strong inequality (7).

We prove also that the weak initial inequality on E0 and the strong functional differential inequality (5) imply the inequality for (t, x) ∈ E, 0 < t ≤ a. Lemma 2.3.

The model predicts an exacerbatory dynamic of poverty, whereby the greater exposure of poor people to unavoidable harms engenders a disinvestment in health behavior, resulting in a final inequality in health outcomes which is greater than the initial inequality in material conditions.

Though the incorporation of non-European populations has increased, initial inequalities across populations in GWA representation have persisted because subsequent investigations continue to build on patient populations, funded projects, and researcher networks from earlier studies (Burchard 2014).

Analysis of this model under various environmental conditions has shown that the non-uniform distribution of substrates that was due to either initial inequalities data or high diffusion rate along with the chemotaxis resulted in emergent community dynamics evident in a movement of cells to a better place of living, into the nodes with higher concentrations of necessary substrates.

However, it lacks precise information concerning the cost differences that are responsible for the initial income inequality.

And they should smooth the initial increase in inequality that results from falling fertility.

The first chart shows a negative relationship between initial levels of inequality (as measured by the Gini coefficient) and subsequent rates of G.D.P. growth.