Sentence examples for stage disparity from inspiring English sources

(11) Herein, we report the findings of a large cohort study to determine whether alcohol drinking predicts survival independently, and whether survival effects are mediated through stage disparity, cigarette smoking, and/or gender inequality.

However, African Americans also have been reported to demonstrate more skeptical attitudes towards screening [ 25] and the stage disparity could be due to racial differences in tumor aggressiveness [ 26].

Results will help target resources Even at this preliminary stage, disparities are becoming clear.

Are we coming to another situation where economic-stage disparity puts societies at risk for fascist-like irruptions?

In the poor stage, this disparity is negated: It is high in both PDS and complex.

The universal-preschool mission, too often dismissed as nanny-state meddling, capitalizes on the inclusive No Child Left Behind drive to close the K-12 achievement gap: the moment is ripe to reach downward to the post-diaper and pre-backpack stage, where disparities between white and minority students start.

The study offers the important implication that while cultural systems will typically incorporate far more horizontal transmission in the evolutionary process (particularly in later stages) than many biological systems, general principles governing early stage branching and disparity may apply to both.

We also show that the high levels of shape disparity at the adult stage are correlated to a higher level of ecological and functional diversity in this stage.

This disadvantage -- called the word gap -- sets the stage for future disparities in education and even job earnings.

This is in accordance with some (Auvinen, 1992; Byers et al, 2008; Yu, 2009; Sprague et al, 2011) but not all (Hole and McArdle, 2002; Frederiksen et al, 2009) studies investigating the effect of stage on social disparities in survival from cancers.

"The nearly universal assessment among them," the authors write of the long-suffering Edwards aides, "was that there was no one on the national stage for whom the disparity between public image and private reality was vaster or more disturbing".