Sentence examples for through disparities from inspiring English sources
Socioeconomic inequalities, meanwhile, perpetuate disease transmission through disparities in health care access, education, food security, and access to clean water.
Significant genetic differences among Pacific, Atlantic and Falkland/Malvinas Islands populations may be also explained through disparities in their respective glaciological and geological histories.
The forms of degradation related to the 3D geometry and perceived through disparity are characterized as '3D' artifacts.
High-quality primary care, therefore, represents a key strategy through which disparities in the incidence and progression of CKD may be eliminated.
Despite improvements in children's oral health through prevention, disparities still exist among subpopulations [ 20].
It captures the processes through which disparities in children's oral health unfold.
Level four, the level of 'community contexts', is the level at which access to programs and services is determined through geographic disparities, community capacity and urbanization.
This connection can be effectively implemented through health disparities courses or related activities, because they allow students to associate their scientific foundation with a relevant societal issue.
The goal of the LPA is to assist in improving the lives of children and families through combating disparities and exclusion and breaking the inter-generational poverty within the context of the Poverty Reduction Strategy (PRS).
Thus, if new personalized medicine genetic technologies have the effect of inequitably excluding individuals, thereby becoming vehicles through which disparities are perpetuated, we can ask whether the decision to rely on information from them is ethical, in light of the significant public investment underlying their development.
However, at present, given limitations inherent to the tools themselves, and the mechanisms surrounding their implementation, it becomes clear that reliance on an individual's genetic information as part of medical decision making could serve as a vehicle through which disparities are perpetuated under public and private health-care delivery models.
