Sentence examples for suggests inequitable from inspiring English sources

The fact that patients had to travel long distances (up to 200 km) from home villages to SFDDH complimented by poor transport infrastructure and unreadily availability of transport in case of referral, suggests inequitable geographical distribution and poor accessibility of CEmOC services in remote rural Tanzania where the majority (77%) of Tanzanians live [ 21].

Also in Germany, in three regions of the country, a population-based study of 10,000 people found only 8% of those with migraine used triptans and only 2.3% received preventative treatment, both positively associated with socio-economic status [24] and suggesting inequitable access to health care.

That this prosperity has been built during a quarter century of civil war is remarkable.Then again, it also suggests what an inequitable place Sri Lanka really is.

Mr. Hughes, the director of the new production, said that "Mrs. Warren" appealed to him, and seemed contemporary because it suggests that "terribly inequitable economic conditions produce a moral hypocrisy that spreads through a society, and people begin to take refuge in an upside-down world of false values like wealth and power".

Despite impressive gains in a number of health indicators, recent evidence suggests limited and inequitable access and utilization of quality health services, issues that are central to any effective health system [ 5].

Evidence suggests that there is a link between inequitable access to healthcare and inequitable distribution of illness.

These studies must be considered against prior research that suggests that low-income neighborhoods do suffer from inequitable access to healthy food.

Let America try to straighten out its own imperfect democracy and inequitable social order first before it suggests anything to another country.

Unfortunately recent research suggests that the preventive care currently provided by GDPs is ineffective and inequitable [ 11].

The findings suggest that inefficient and inequitable initial contracts can occur, in part, because of the cognitive shortcomings in human decision-making processes that reveal themselves early in the arrangement before learning and trust building can accumulate.

Indeed, population analyses suggests that health inequalities are magnified due to social determinants of health which can lead to inequitable access to health care [ 2].