Sentence examples for unequal implementation from inspiring English sources

Professor Alexander, who is black, knew that African-Americans were overrepresented in prison, though she resisted the idea that this was anything more than unequal implementation of colorblind laws.

An application may also use several service flows enabling for instance the implementation of Unequal Error Protection schemes in the physical layer.

A novel implementation allowing unequal group variances based on the Welch's t-test (WT) for two-group comparisons is included in the MB-MDR software version 2.7.5.

Therefore the implementation of unequal maximum limits to the absolute value of the class means for different classes in equations (4) and (5) is justified, particularly in analyses involving K as high as 30 for toy datasets, as is the case in this study.

Combined with the generally high prediction accuracies, these findings support the use of Bayesian models that allow the inclusion of unequal SNP variances for the implementation of genomic prediction in the US beef industry.

These disparities in utilizing the claims, which are unequal and inequitable, indicate lapse in proper implementation of MDR-TB benefit packages.

Given the consistency of this finding with other studies, gender-specific abstinence programs which should address unequal gender norms deserve funding, support and implementation.

Overcoming initialization costs and unequal access to monitoring technologies is crucial for implementation of an integrated monitoring system, and demands for international cooperation.

The patient groups before implementation of the care bundle were of unequal size and not collected during the same time intervals.

Some of the identified gaps in implementation include resource constraints; migration of professionals; the unequal distribution of personnel in public and private sectors; low skills levels; poor staff motivation and the lack of managerial capacity [ 10, 12- 14].

There was evidence in the past that access to expert care was unequal with unequal outcomes (Wolfe et al, 1996) but with the full implementation of Improving Outcomes Guidance, this should be resolved.