Sentence examples for disproportion was from inspiring English sources

At final height, degree of body disproportion was similar between the groups (group A, 1.3 ± 0.2; group B, 1.2 ± 0.1; P = NS).

The disproportion was especially dramatic in Palm Beach, whose butterfly ballot paper interleaved two lists of candidates in such a way as to show Mr Gore's name second on the ballot paper, but to require the voter to punch the third hole to record a vote for him.

The disproportion was maintained after controlling for prior treatment known to influence thyroid function, including lithium.

An anonymous contemporary pamphlet describes the "despicable condition" the troupe had been reduced to: The disproportion was so great at parting, that it was almost impossible, in Drury Lane, to muster up a sufficient number to take in all the parts of any play; and of them so few were tolerable, that a play must of necessity be damned, that had not extraordinary favour from the audience.

This disproportion was predominant in the subgroup with BCG history, but not in that without BCG history (p = 0.0013 vs. 0.20 respectively), when the same cut-off value was applied.

No shoulder disproportion was observed postoperatively (Fig.  5a).

In sculpture, this disproportion is particularly stark.

The disproportion is driving serious movie enthusiasts to a point of not reading, or getting angry with the Academy.

This disproportion is reflected in the rate of literacy, which exceeds 85 percent among males and is about 70 percent among females.

Because off-duty officers are unlikely to be posing a threat to on-duty officers, this staggering disproportion is evidence of an endemic problem of bias.

It takes for granted that reporting of cephalopelvic disproportion is accurate and scientific, and ignores the myriad other factors at work.