Sentence examples for recognized disparities from inspiring English sources

There are also widely recognized disparities in cardiovascular risk factors associated with diabetes.

This parallels a similar bias in the counter-selection of Vα2+ vs. T3.70+ coronin-1A null thymocytes (our unpublished data) and a recognized disparity in affinity for self-pMHC ligands between the corresponding TCRs [28].

Understanding this connection is critical for building the evidence base for policy making, guiding strategies to manage HIV infection and unsafe abortion, and recognizing disparities in access to and delivery of post-abortion care by women with HIV.

He did well to recognize disparity and highlight his brother's troubling situation.

All stakeholders involved recognized the disparities in access to care and resources that exist within the system.

In 150 interviews, the consultant said, almost everyone recognized racial disparity.

I worry that Sununu's statements intentionally go beyond recognizing racial disparities and seek to exploit them.

Even accounting measures intended to recognize gender disparities are criticized for ignoring unpaid work.

It is your job along the way to make sure that your kids see what is around them, that they recognize the disparities between what they see and their own lives and home community when it is appropriate.

While this language may sound like a familiar argument from the desegregation cases in the 1960s when "educational technology" meant film strips and slide rules, this new guidance recognizes that disparities still exist today and demonstrates a heightened commitment by the administration to eliminate discrimination "root and branch" and protect students' access to education.

They see the economic growth that countries here have enjoyed, while not recognizing growing disparities between the rich and the poor in accessing basic health care services such as immunization.