Sentence examples for unequally from from inspiring English sources

Many African Americans lived in desperate conditions with few rights: unable to vote, forced to attend inferior schools and live separately and highly unequally from white Americans.

Different groups within a society may also be differently involved in the participation process, and thus benefit unequally from it (Mansuri and Rao 2013).

Census tracts benefited unequally from the over-all reductions, with some areas having consistently elevated risks compared to the city-wide experience, and others experiencing sporadic years of increased risk.

Micromeres originated unequally from vegetal blastomeres while 8 mesomeres were formed by a meridional cleavage of animal blastomeres (Fig. 3E H).

Despite the overall improvement, however, we also have to acknowledge that developing countries benefited unequally from the above health gains, with many countries continue to have high mortality rate, where in some parts of the world the burden of ill health in the form of infectious and parasitic diseases are still prevalent.

To determine rhythms in melatonin sulphate from our unequally spaced collection times, we applied a non-linear regression model to our data using the equation: where MT represents the aMT6s secretion rate (ng/h) and t represents time.

This implies attention to why resources become unequally and unfairly distributed, and from a public health perspective, how this manifests in avoidable illness and disease.

Capacities exist, but are unequally distributed, as is evident from the concentration of research institutions in richer states of the country such as Delhi, Maharashtra, West Bengal, and Tamil Nadu.

The transition between pre-NCT and post-NCT immune cluster groups was unequally distributed, with more patients from group A (40.5%) and B (71.4%) evolving to group Y (P = 0.05) when compared with cases included in group C (18.8%).

Equally concerning is the fact that the number of nephrologists is unequally distributed across the USA, from a high of 63 pmp in the District of Columbia to a low of 13 pmp in Iowa [ 51].

While the rise in the atmospheric CO2 concentration is expected to be nearly uniform around the globe, its impact on crop quality might unequally affect the human population: from no detrimental effects for the well-nourished people to potential weight gain for the calorie-sufficient but mineral-undernourished".