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This is not the first time that such disproportion has been linked to later pathology.

More caesareans due to dystocia and feto-pelvic disproportion have been shown, however, this was deemed to not be due to interracial marriage (by comparing Filipino women in mixed marriages to Filipino women in non-mixed marriages) [ 28, 39].

"Often the amount of noise made at the time has been in direct disproportion to the quality of the book".

The disproportion in poverty between indigenous and others has been reported in both Ecuador 21 and Guatemala 17, already among the poorest countries in Latin America.

It has been reported that physical disproportion between the volume of adenoid and epipharyngeal space is the most important factor in the pathogenesis of OSAS [ 4, 5, 12].

We did not see an increase in caesarean section for cephalo-pelvic disproportion (CPD) among overweight and obese mothers, as has been reported in previous research [ 21].

"There has been an enormous amount of gamesmanship of disproportion," Anna Gelpern, a senior fellow at the Peterson Institute for International Economics, said in response to the back and forth between the holdouts and Mrs. Kirchner.

"There has been certainly, and unfortunately for colonialist reasons and legacies a disproportion of white scholars on many levels of study fields, African studies included.

It has been suggested that psychological factors may contribute to this disproportion.

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

A smaller or more constricted female pelvis of teenage and Asian mothers has been suggested to facilitate shorter duration of pregnancy to minimize complications from cephalopelvic disproportion.