Sentence examples for population the gap between from inspiring English sources

Now in that segment of the population, the gap between men and women is shrinking faster than in any other, according to June Carbone, an author of "Red Families v. Blue Families".

This may be because whilst there may be a divide between those who are poorest in society and the rest of the population, the gap between those in the middle and higher strata is much less distinct.

Where contraceptive use has reached moderately high levels in the general population, the gap between rich and poor can be quite large, as in Kenya, Lesotho, Madagascar, and Namibia, ranging from 37 to nearly 50 points for the gaps in the CPR in the initial surveys, and none of these have shrunk very much.

Over 75% of the nation's wealth is held by 10% of the population, and the gap between the rich and the middle class in the US is the highest ever measured.

While several indicators for reproductive health have improved for entire populations, the gaps between the poor and the rich are another matter.

See to it that the wealth of the country accumulates to a small fraction of the population so that the gap between rich and poor widens exponentially.

Of course, as this is the first published assessment of the PACIC scale in the UK, the failure to confirm the factor structure may reflect characteristics of the service context and the patient population, such as the gap between the assumptions inherent in PACIC items and the experience of patients that was raised in the discussion of missing data above.

Other studies with data from 1960 to 2000 report that doctors had higher suicide rates than the general population, [ 1] but the gap between the doctors and the general population seems to be slowly closing [ 2].

Understanding the factors determining extreme longevity and compression of morbidity might help to achieve extended healthy life span for the wider population and to close the gap between the fastest and the slowest ageing population groups.

By deriving the substitution process from basic principles of population genetics, their aim is to bridge the gap between population genetics and phylogenetics, and thus to offer a better understanding of the driving forces of the long term evolutionary process.

One bright spot was that Hispanic students, who make up a growing proportion of the country's population and student body, narrowed the gap between their scores and those of non-Hispanic white students.