Sentence examples for This disproportionality from inspiring English sources

This disproportionality is translated into a non-linear relationship between the threshold and the work done (Figure 9b).

This disproportionality was independent of the density of ascertained genes on these chromosomes.

This disproportionality is indeed indicative for a significant fraction of frameshifting indels being located in erroneously predicted Ensembl exons, but still a substantial number of events cannot be explained this way.

When it comes to epidemics, though, this disproportionality becomes even more extreme: a tiny percentage of people do the majority of the work.

The effect of this disproportionality is most striking when stated in terms of how many voters from each party it takes to elect an MP.

This article presents a case example of collaboration between Colorado CPS and an urban American Indian family services agency that was intended to impact this disproportionality.

In this study, disproportionality is measured using the Information Component (IC), a disproportionality measure based on shrinkage observed-to-expected ratios [ 13, 26].

2 However, by the 1991 census (and continuing at the 2001 census) deprivation was accounting for less than half of Scotland's excess mortality, 1 3 and the unaccounted for excess was increasingly marked among the Scottish male population aged 0-44 years. 1 This growing disproportionality has been dubbed the "Scottish effect".

We derive a weighted statistic for this assessment, correcting for the disproportionality of biomarker-positive and biomarker-negative subpopulations under enriched trial setting.

"One of the great injustices in this country is the disparity and the disproportionality of the enforcement of these laws and the impact it has had on minority communities, Aboriginal communities and those in our most vulnerable neighbourhoods," Blair said last year.

This sampling weight corrects for both the disproportionality due to sampling-design and panel attrition.