Sentence examples for relatively unequal from inspiring English sources

Perth's population exhibits a 0.52 Gini coefficient suggesting a relatively unequal spatial distribution of services to the population.

Luke Tolaini of Clifford Chance, who chairs the CBI's working group on extradition, said: "In the UK, we have relatively low barriers to extradition to the US and a relatively unequal relationship with the US.

While not ignoring potential administrative cost savings and increased efficiencies from larger programmes due to economies of scale, the primary focus should be on the potential benefits to children and Korean society as a whole from improvements in coverage (still relatively unequal) and in the quality of care and, especially, education within both sectors.

Jeffrey A. Brown, author of Dangerous Curves: Action Heroines, Gender, Fetishism, and Popular Culture (2011) noted The Killing Joke as an example of the "inherent misogyny of the male-dominated comic book industry" in light of the "relatively unequal violence [female characters] are subjected to".

To understand these opposite drives, one needs to focus not on whether the system results in a relatively equal or unequal distribution of wealth, but whether it is viewed as fair.

The weighting wb,i simply expresses the fact that even in the case of the unique price and unique quality, there remains a preference beq,i∼wb,i caused by the unequal relatively persistent geographic conditions (i.e., localization of SU in the PU's cell).

A limitation of this study is that the sample sizes were relatively small and unequal among the groups.

The results also suggest that it may be more difficult to develop drugs targeting efficaciously coupled signaling pathways in tissues where the transducer ratios are relatively large but unequal and the concentrations of the drugs are greater than their respective affinities (KA).

This approach may have been satisfactory in the past when relatively few companies listed unequal voting shares and when the primary purpose of benchmarks was to act as market indicators and research tools.

In contrast, other KRTAP genes, such as subfamilies 4 and 5 (table 1) have evolved relatively dynamically likely including unequal crossing over as changes in the copy number of this subfamily is observed between species.

We did not recruit a random sample of participants as is appropriate for qualitative research, but our sample was a convenience sample, relatively small, with an unequal gender distribution, and participants from only one medical centre.