Sentence examples for strong disparity from inspiring English sources

A study of ten cities in China showed a strong disparity across different classes where educational cost occupies a distinctively different proportion of income: an urban manual worker can barely afford one child's college education, whereas a manager can afford that of three (Liu [2005], pp. 237-238).

In the wing disc, Dachs asymmetry is particularly prominent at the pouch-hinge boundary where a strong disparity in Ds levels exists.

The four single mutations, I161V, G265A, F330Y and G368A, affect insecticide sensitivity (Table 5) but show a strong disparity with regard to the 17 insecticides tested.

During the SW monsoon, pronounced environmental conditions lead to a strong disparity between the northern and southern water masses of the Arabian Sea.

A strong disparity between patient sexes was also observed, as 81% of patients under the influence of alcohol (x=101.53, p<0.0005) and 90% of patients under the influence of drugs (x=29.12, p<0.0005) were male.

Similar to many African countries, Gabon has a strong disparity between health care in urban and rural areas; in rural areas, little is known about the epidemiology of infectious diseases.

The strong disparities in elastic modulus and hardness values were attributed mainly to the morphology and crystallinity of the coatings.

Approximately 3.6 million individuals (1/6 of the total population) live in Abidjan and strong disparities exist across its communes.

As ambitious as this target may seem, the reality in the developing world is that women suffer strong disparities in the digital divide.

Strong disparities persist among South Asian countries: a child born in Sri Lanka can expect to live 74 years; one born in Nepal 62 years.

Both the monetary and deprivation approach show strong disparities between regions, backgrounds and household characteristics (size, wealth and study level of parents).