Sentence examples for predicted inequality from inspiring English sources

Supplementary Figure 7 Amygdala responses predicted inequality aversion in prosocials.

Contributions of socioeconomic, demographic and morbidity determinants to the predicted inequality (the former in percentage of the latter) is presented as well.

Looking at the decomposition of inequality for in-patient care, (Fig. 2), it is seen that morbidity patterns explain a large part of predicted inequality.

Especially, being retired contributes highly to the level of inequality with magnitudes around 20-25% of the predicted inequalities in costs.

Finally, it will be informative to examine the extent to which parent and teacher scores predict inequalities in child psychological outcomes at later ages.

Re "Following the Money, Doctors Ration Care" (Economic View, Dec. 12), in which Tyler Cowen predicted that inequality in health care will only grow if we stay on our current course: At the end of his column, he remarked that "if you hear of a new solution to the health care puzzle, put aside the politics and instead think about the end result".

"The average person there has benefited from the automation, the globalization, the technology," he said, and predicted that inequality will become "the No. 1 issue of democracies".

The oscillations predicted by inequality (22) are however still visible, confirming the validity of criterion (22).

Clearly, the oscillations break off precisely at (x=30) (which is a point of inflection), just as predicted by inequality (68) for (lambda= 7).

As long as whites enjoyed superior access to "social capital," he predicted, racial inequalities would continue to plague American society long after the end of legal discrimination.

CB: You know, a lot of economists who studied inequality predicted that the enormous rise in inequality would eventually lead to social unrest.