Sentence examples for underlying disparities from inspiring English sources

However, the aggregate picture masks important underlying disparities between rural and urban areas.

Insights about potential biological mechanisms underlying disparities in cardiometabolic health can be gained from exploring differences in environmental exposures.

The focus on current incomes can mask major underlying disparities in material resources (e.g., car, house) and accumulated wealth.

17 The analyses presented here provide only preliminary insights into the mechanisms underlying disparities in evaluations of primary care between ethnic minority groups.

Ideally, development of interventions will investigate the underlying disparities and conditions that contribute to high rates of preterm birth and stillbirth in certain populations.

The differences in survival may represent underlying disparities in the cohorts as those that did not undergo resection may have had more advanced disease or more aggressive biology.

Now that we can get equally hitched, there's no underlying disparity when it comes to the fundamentals of building our families (though of course many other disparities still exist).

To fully understand the contribution of oxidative stress to ovarian carcinogenesis and racial disparities in the aggressiveness of the disease, future research should include a larger sample of women of different ethnic backgrounds and potential involvement of epigenetic regulations such as microRNAs in the regulatory circuitry underlying disparity [ 45– 45].

In addition, a better characterization of the different genetic strata that are present in the population would enable future studies to address if genetic factors might underlie disparities among Spanish populations for the incidence of complex illness such as asthma [26], type 2 diabetes [27], and hypertension [28].

Education had a stronger effect on breast cancer outcomes than occupation, suggesting that a behavioral mechanism may underlie disparities.

Although little is known about the mechanisms that underlie disparities between men and women in disease incidence and severity, it is likely that mechanical, hormonal, and neural events in the joint are involved.