Sentence examples for population disparity from inspiring English sources

No, historically, killing Native people physically was never the battle; disease, huge population disparity, and the United States' commitment to brutal total warfare against Natives and superior arms made the physical victory somewhat an inevitability at some point.

However, it is unknown whether the higher risk around the Jackson area of Mississippi was due to urban development or the population disparity with surrounding areas.

In order to achieve such global representation, a prototypical poll would need to accommodate the population disparities between countries by weighting, for example, the views of a single Chinese respondent with a factor roughly 100 times greater than that assigned to the views of a single British or American respondent.

Typically his focus is on various measures of different population disparities.

As suggested, Scanlan has addressed myriad settings where population disparities in outcomes occur, infant mortality, arrest frequencies, mortgage lending rates, school discipline rates and the like.

Population disparities in exposure to these chemicals have not been fully characterized.

Population disparities in testosterone levels are most pronounced among young men (Fig. 2).

First, there are significant inter-regional population disparities, with regard to cardiovascular health and risk profile.

Much research has investigated LBW, with particular attention paid to its etiology and population disparities, consequences, and means of prevention [ 5– 7].

This last point is particularly relevant because of evidence that population disparities in testosterone levels and prostate cancer are causally related (Alvarado 2010).

For instance, population disparities in testosterone levels of black-and white-American men become attenuated and nonsignificant when comparing among college-educated men from similar backgrounds (Mazur 1995, 2006).