Sentence examples for underlying inequity from inspiring English sources

Global trading did sustain the highest mean in per capita consumption, but the "No Trade" and "Annex B" trading alternatives reduced significantly the underlying inequity in the distribution of per capita.

edMatch will not be able to solve the underlying inequity of the public school system on its own, but by aligning the interests of each individual school with each other and fostering a collective, citywide spirit, it is helping build one more plank on the bridge to equality.

This review examined whether or not, and how, quantitative studies identifying inequalities in risk factors and health service utilization for asthma explicitly addressed underlying inequities.

In South Asia, unlike the Middle East, peacemaking does not offer the prospect of ameliorating underlying inequities that fuel terrorism.

Along with improvements in physical infrastructure, much needs to be done to change the underlying inequities in our social infrastructure before the next storm hits.

The fact is, for the academy to meet its ambitious diversity targets simply by adding members from the States would have been extremely difficult, if not impossible, given persistent underlying inequities in hiring in the industry.

Underlying inequities are known to exist emanating from both patients and health-care professionals.

They did not, however, suggest interventions to address underlying inequities producing disproportionate exposure to risk among certain groups or limiting ability to seek care.

Micro-level factors include health seeking behaviour [ 17], adherence [ 18, 19], home delivery [ 14], non-attendance of ANC [ 14], lack of knowledge [ 20], stigma [ 20], discrimination [ 20], trust in the hospital [ 21], while the macro level includes factors such as underlying inequities in healthcare quality [ 22], health services [ 17], health policy [ 17], distance and transport cost [ 21].

Super-obesity is associated with and may be a manifestation of complex socio-economic disadvantage and needs innovative interventions and strategies to address underlying health inequity.

On the other hand, these findings could also support programming that addresses underlying gender inequity around the responsibility of family planning, encourages male involvement in family planning decision-making, and strengthens mutual communication [ 28, 29].