Sentence examples for that unequally from inspiring English sources

She will further delve into a new project on the representation of Asian labor in new media industries, analyzing what "Asia" means in a transnational circuit of labor that unequally exploits people and resources for the making of digital devices and online services today.

Adolescent sexual risk reduction programs should be developed considering the specific cultural context, using strategies that empower communities to challenge the widely accepted cultural norms that may predispose young people in general to sexual risks while targeting those that unequally influence orphans.

A recovery that unequally shares the proceeds of growth is irresponsible.

Finite element analysis also showed that unequally spaced support structures changes the heat dissipation pattern in the thin plate which can lead to thermal distortions.

In contrast, a single centrosome appears to be associated at metaphase with the cortical domain containing RFP-PonLD in the remaining 78% of the dsh1 mutant SOPs that unequally segregate RFP-PonLD, as wild-type SOPs do.

Major-group-unbalanced genes (or gene families) are defined as genes (or gene families) that are unequally distributed among XI, GJ, cA and cB groups.

XI-subpopulation-unbalanced genes (or gene families) are defined as genes (or gene families) that are unequally distributed among XI-1A, XI-1B, XI-2 and XI-3 subpopulations.

The result of a curriculum that is unequally attuned to diverse student populations is that schools, and families, and even teachers, seek out those privileged students who are most likely to be easy to teach and achieve high grades.

The statute, which protects employees against age-related discrimination beginning at age 40, permits employers to take action that falls unequally on older workers as long as "the differentiation is based on reasonable factors other than age".

Subpopulation-unbalanced genes (or gene families) are defined as genes (or gene families) that are unequally distributed among subpopulations; thus, they can be divided into XI-subpopulation-unbalanced genes (or gene families) and GJ-subpopulation-unbalanced genes (or gene families).

In fluid dynamics we distinguish two main reference systems that suit unequally for various applications.