Sentence examples for a disproportion exists from inspiring English sources

Other injuries that can lead to compensation are infection (accidental or equipment-related) and unreasonable injuries (a disproportion exists in the severity of the injury being treated and the complication of the treatment).

On midsagittal magnetic resonance images of the spine in patients with lumbar intervertebral disc herniation, a notable disproportion frequently exists between the end plates of two vertebrae to which the disc is attached.

There does exist a disproportion between French literary genius as a whole and the children's literature it has been able to produce.

However, there were some exceptions demonstrating that, from time to time, a disproportion in the ratios of AOB/NOB existed.

Clearly, a problem exists.

A counterargument exists.

A disproportion of sodium could murder me at this point".

There is a disproportion not felt with the Nazi atrocities that haunt the grandfathers in "Everything Is Illuminated".

But there is throughout a disproportion between the particulars he adduces and the generalizations he draws from them.

A disproportion of that size would surely skew the overall numbers, Mr. Wurtzel said, especially at a time when Nielsen is greatly expanding its Hispanic representation.

There is a major disproportion, in other words, between the straightforwardness of the game hit the ball, trudge after it, hit it again, until it ends up in a hole in the ground, a fitting activity, possibly too fitting, for retirement and the fantastic precision required to play it, a disproportion mastered by a difficult but, to the ordinary observer, almost invisible technique.