نتایج جستجو برای: like inequality

تعداد نتایج: 707975  

2008
J. M. ALDAZ J. M. Aldaz

In the field of geometric inequalities, the expression Bonnesen type is used after Bonnesen clasical refinement of the isoperimetric inequality (cf., for instance, [Os1], [Os2]), where the deviation from the case of equality (the disc) is given in terms of the outer radius and the inradius of a bounded convex body. The term stability type inequality is also used in a related way (cf. [Gr]), mea...

In this manuscript, a new class of extended (m1,m2)-convex and concave functions is introduced. After some properties of (m1,m2)-convex functions have been given, the inequalities obtained with Hölder and Hölder-İşcan and power-mean and improwed power-mean integral inequalities have been compared and it has been shown that the inequality with Hölder-İşcan inequality gives a better approach than...

Journal: :international journal of health policy and management 0
mostafa amini rarani department of health management and economics, school of public health, tehran university of medical sciences, tehran, iran arash rashidian department of health management and economics, school of public health, tehran university of medical sciences, tehran, iran ardeshir khosravi deputy of public health, ministry of health and medical education, tehran, iran mohammad arab department of health management and economics, school of public health, tehran university of medical sciences, tehran, iran ezatollah abbasian department of economics, bu-ali sina university, hamadan, iran esmaeil khedmati morasae department of public health, qom university of medical sciences, qom, iran

background exploring changes in health inequality and its determinants over time is of policy interest. accordingly, this study aimed to decompose inequality in neonatal mortality into its contributing factors and then explore changes from 1995-2000 to 2005-2010 in iran.   methods required data were drawn from two iran’s demographic and health survey (dhs) conducted in 2000 and 2010. normalized...

2009
Peter Railton

I will argue that we humans are built for inequality. Inequality across individuals, to be sure. We are descended from social apes for whom group membership, group exclusion, and social hierarchy are fundamental facts of life. But in an especially deep sense, I want to suggest, we are built for inequality across time. Some puzzles about well-being—at least, the sort of well-being that appears t...

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