Sentence examples for much less disparity from inspiring English sources

For women, the pattern was similar, with the widest range in LE observed for WCS (3.5 years) and Wallonia (2.5 years), with much less disparity evident in the German and Czech regions (figure 2).

For family income-to-needs ratio, there was much less evidence of decreasing disparity in ECEC use across birth cohorts, regardless of whether we considered linear or non-linear income-to-needs ratio (Table 5).

Figure 1D appears much less suggestive of this disparity.

Of course this is still a disparity but it is much, much less than the 150 to 200 times value that has become common currency.

The legends of senators working their own fields seem implausible, but the disparity in wealth was probably much less noticeable than in the late republic.

We talk much less frequently of any "religious left," and that disparity implies that a seriously faithful person is most likely to land on just one end of the political spectrum.

In India and the Philippines, the disparities were still apparent but much less impressive (∼10 percentage points higher).

The I.R.S. data makes clear that the differing treatment of earned and unearned income accounts for most of the disparity between tax rates for the ultrawealthy and those who make much less.

Not only did a much larger proportion achieve the less stringent A1C <8.0% (<64 mmol/mol; 77.9%) than A1C <7.0% (<53 mmol/mol; 52.5%) in 2007 2010, but the disparity in achieving these goals according to time since diagnosis was much less with a goal of A1C <8.0% (<64 mmol/mol) than the goal of A1C <7.0% (<53 mmol/mol).

The phenotypic disparity within archaebacteria, both structurally and in physiologically important characters, is very much less than for eubacteria, which I divide into nine phyla.

While the cultural disparities traced in the researchers' work are substantial, their origins are much less clear.