Sentence examples for which disparity from inspiring English sources
"But the magnitude of the income disparities in the United States today and the degree to which disparity is increasing seems well beyond anything that is economically or socially desirable".
A disparity estimation figure of merit can be obtained for the whole image in terms of the percentage of erroneous disparity estimates vis- à -vis the total number of pixels, C, at which disparity is estimated.
As I have commented in my book, Solow depicted technological advancement as a cumulative process of random shocks, instead of a metabolic process with a wavelet pattern, and predicted that all nations would move along a convergent path in which disparity in development would eventually disappear.
The authors also call for new research questions and study designs that will increase our understanding of the social, policy, and historic context in which disparities are created as a necessary first step in developing interventions aimed at social-contextual and psychosocial risk factors.
We therefore compared cortical responses to stimuli in which disparity- and perspective-defined slants specified identical but opposite levels of slant (creating incongruence, e.g. 60° and −60°) with those of equal slant (no incongruence, e.g. 60° and 60°).
It captures the processes through which disparities in children's oral health unfold.
Both studies suggest pathways by which disparities in the built environment can be related to disparities in health.
Future studies are needed to clarify the extent to which disparities in fertility result from differences in contraceptive access.
In these articles, the authors then describe the major ways in which disparities are expressed (see Table 1).
Tuberculosis (TB) is among the leading conditions for which disparities in disease rates between blacks and white exist [ 1].
And finally, it allowed to signal those regions in which disparities among genders were higher, such as those at the north-east with particularly lower rates in women.
