Details of the missing data are in Additional files 3 and 4. Arm A and B facilities were distributed relatively evenly across geographic regions, with the exception that arm A included disproportionately more facilities in the southwest region and arm B included disproportionately more facilities in the central region.
But research has found the root of the problem may be the clash between career and child-rearing, especially given that the long road through graduate school, postdoctoral research positions at universities and tenure-track professorship meanders through a person's 20s and 30s, a time when a woman is disproportionately more likely than a man to have childbearing and child care responsibilities.
A similar effect results from disproportionately more type A than type B workers losing jobs, raising the share of type A workers among the searchers and lowering the expected waiting time for the next type A applicant for firms who turn away type B workers.
While generally mild for most patients, the pandemic influenza A(H1N1) 2009 virus cause disproportionately more severe outcome in pregnant women.
The higher echelons receive disproportionately more: A 5* wins 4.05 times as much funding per capita as a 3b department.
As a group, women suffer disproportionately more from abuse, and may suffer more physical and psychological damage from it.
It's likely one of the spouses in a marriage will contribute disproportionately more in assets to the marital partnership, yet all that income, property, and assets become merged into one marital pot where the lesser contributing spouse is now entitled to half.
In line with a large geographical area with a small population, there were disproportionately more general than specialist palliative care services than seen in larger centres, and those specialist palliative care services such as Diana teams of nurses (children's community nurses specialising in palliative care) were being absorbed into community nursing teams with a wider remit.
For these values, spatiotemporal clusters are most likely to emerge, followed by purely spatial clusters, and then purely temporal clusters (e.g. for p0 = 0.005 and s = 5: Xs = 0.2; Xt = 0; Xst = 0.8). Figure 1B shows a time series of an example spatiotemporal point cluster, in which a single group temporarily exhibits disproportionately more suicides than surrounding groups.
A council member representing a largely incorporated district would spend disproportionately more time taking care of the needs of the few in the unincorporated area than a council member who represented a mostly unincorporated district.
