Sentence examples for possible inequality from inspiring English sources

Finally, for (p=1), we prove that bigglvert int_{a}^{b}lambda(s)f^{(n)}(s),ds biggrvert leqmax_{sin [ a,b]}biglvert lambda(s bigrvert int_{a}^{b}f^{(n)}(s),ds (3.14) is the best possible inequality.

For (p=1) we prove that bigglvert int _{alpha}^{beta} mathcal{S}(t phi^{(2n)}(t), dtbiggrvert leqmax_{tin[alpha,beta ]}biglvert mathcal{S}(t) bigrvert biggl( int _{alpha}^{beta} biglvert phi^{(2n)}(t) bigrvert, dt biggr) (3.9) is the best possible inequality.

For (p=1) we prove that bigglvert int_{alpha}^{beta}mathcal{F}(t phi^{(n)}(t),dt biggrvert leqmax_{tin[alpha,beta]}biglvert mathcal{F}(t bigrvert biggl( int_{alpha}^{beta}biglvert phi^{(n)}(t bigrvert,dt biggr) (3.10) is the best possible inequality.

For (p=1), we prove that bigglvert int_{a}^{b} C t) f^{(n)}(t),dtbiggrvert leqmax_{tin[a,b]} biglvert C t bigrvert biggl( int_{a}^{b} biglvert f^{(n)}(t bigrvert,dt biggr) (4.3) is the best possible inequality.

As Mauchly's test of sphericity was significant, a Greenhouse Geisser correction (for possible inequality of variance and covariance) was performed, and no significant effect for epoch was found.

The Gini coefficient is equal to twice the area between the Lorenz curve and the diagonal line and its value ranges from 0 (perfect equality) to 1 (maximum possible inequality).

The objective was to analyze possible inequalities by gender in the utilization of health services (general practitioner [GP] and hospital), among people with non-communicable diseases (NCDs) in the Republic of Serbia, with special reference to multimorbidity.

This analysis not only has the potential to robustly test the shadow profile hypothesis in a current social network, but also explores possible inequalities in the accuracy of shadow profiling and the collective aspects of privacy decisions in our current digital society.

Future work should explore possible inequalities in likelihood of suspecting cancer in more heterogeneous samples.

Further research is needed to evaluate possible inequalities in access and quality in care among older people with or without access to informal caregivers.

Thus, the aim of this study was to verify possible inequalities in the population's access to fluoridated drinking water in 246 Brazilian municipalities.