Sentence examples for most disparities from inspiring English sources

They tend also to argue that most disparities in wealth between different ethnic groups can be blamed on discrimination.

Most disparities existed even after adjusting for smoking-related and sociodemographic factors.

For example, Australia's National Preventative Health Taskforce reported that: "Most disparities in smoking rates between socioeconomic groups in Australia result from differences in uptake rather than in cessation…around 30% of people can be classified as ex-smokers, regardless of the level of neighbourhood disadvantage".

With the proposed system, most disparity values in occlusion regions near the object edges are correctly retrieved.

The proposed method correctly retrieves the most disparity values in occlusion regions near the object edges; on the other hand, the proposed method acquires a less execution time and achieves higher performance than the existed semi-global stereo matching methods.

Negative MDI values indicate lower than expected trait relative disparity under Brownian motion (i.e., low average subclade relative disparity), which in turn indicates that most disparity occurs among subclades, and therefore, that they occupy smaller and more isolated areas of the morphospace [ 12].

But it also has some of the most glaring disparities.

Her story reflects one of the most troubling disparities in American health care.

In response, Chisholm adopted policies that sharply restricted criminal prosecution for nonviolent drug offenses; this, of course, did away with most racial disparities in these areas.

But during his tenure, the team's hitting-pitching imbalance, already skewed, intensified to become one of the most extreme disparities in baseball history.

The most acute disparities have given rise to leaders like Chávez and President Evo Morales of Bolivia, who pander to the downtrodden but whose policies can scare off the foreign investment needed to provide jobs.