Sentence examples for by disproportion from inspiring English sources
Overall, we find that LaMEVE does not have systematic biases caused by disproportion contributions by individual volcanoes.
Termination process takes place either in a bimolecular mode, either by coupling of two primary radicals or by disproportion of radicals.
Maltose can also be degraded by disproportioning enzyme 1 (DPE1) inside the plastid.
Thus, data may be biased by disproportions between the numbers of individuals represented in this dataset compared to general population or to other published data based on the same dataset.
It has also been hypothesized that sporadically occurring TSEs may be induced by insecticides or by a disproportion of manganese and copper in soil leading to an enrichment of manganese in animals [20], [21].
Furthermore, 5% of the primiparous and 3.4% of the multiparous cows showed severe dystocia more often caused by foetal pelvic disproportion, as highlighted by Arthur et al. [ 39].
The incongruity of the match was emphasized by Lady Ann's undoubted beauty, its mystery stimulated by the disproportion between the man and his bride.
International public opinion was shocked by the disproportion in casualties.
She has always been fascinated by the disproportion of strength it seems to indicate.
Rereading a famous passage in which the Ten Thousand first glimpse the sea, one is struck by the disproportion between its remembered impact and its brevity and indirect approach.
Even readers with an appetite for the dynamic curlicues of intellection so typical of the prose of forthrightly self-conscious, ontology-obsessed writers (John Barth being a perfect example) can suddenly grow nauseated by a disproportion of the stuff over time (hence Barth's terrifying decline in popularity).
