Sentence examples for lesser inequality from inspiring English sources
It is unlikely that 'economic envy' of neighbours would be worse for those areas of lesser inequality and it is also unlikely that other forms of social capital would be lower in these areas, unless there are some unknown confounding factors for which we did not control.
In each multilevel model, we will allow the outcome to vary by geographic area (random intercept) and, in the all children model, the Aboriginal to non-Aboriginal ratio to vary (random slope), enabling us to identify areas that are performing better or worse in terms of early childhood developmental outcomes, and areas with greater or lesser inequality in these outcomes.
This might result in a lesser reduction in inequalities than DPPs alone would suggest.
Moreover, Belarus is a country in economic transition, with low socioeconomic inequality and thus lesser potential for confounding by socioeconomic conditions.
The real knot of it is, which changes?" Experts parsing the data were struck by the story it told about American inequality -- how lesser-advantaged young people in some other countries seem to benefit more from education than poor Americans.
Our multivariate analyses showed that socioeconomic factors and to a lesser extent geographical remoteness largely explain the inequality in VTI procedures between Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal children in NSW.
Although unhealthy persons attended to a lesser degree than healthy individuals, social inequalities in health by different socio-demographic variables seemed unbiased.
Using this proxy, we do find that racial discrimination contributes to inequality, but to a much lesser degree if compared to the human capital transmission channel.
You look at some of the developing countries although to a lesser degree, but it does... that inequality has expanded".
Social inequalities in Na and, to a lesser extent, in K intake are present in Italy.
Here, our own UN Development Programme UNDPP) estimates using the Sedlac data, is that Mexico and Panama, and to a lesser degree, Brazil, saw a slow in their narrowing of inequality when comparing 2002-2007 to 2007-2012.
