Sentence examples similar to disproportionate adjustments from inspiring English sources

We applied ECLS-B sampling weights, which include adjustments for disproportionate sampling, undercoverage of the target population, and nonresponse at each wave of data collection [ 30].

There are now some signs of discontent from policy makers, who fear that the European economy is bearing a disproportionate burden in the global adjustment that is under way.

Last, our adjustments for occupation categories may include a disproportionate number of shift workers, and most categories may be confounded by sleep duration.

Starting earlier will let us spread the adjustment over many generations, rather than forcing one to bear a disproportionate burden.

These kinds of findings underscore the need for careful and ongoing assessment of children's adjustment and risk exposure, and imply that no period in development has disproportionate impact on health and development.

For FYs 1998 and 1999, CMS makes an upward adjustment to the standardized amounts for certain hospitals that do not receive indirect medical education or disproportionate share payments and are not Medicare- dependent, small rural hospitals.

Price adjustment removes reimbursements for graduate medical education, extra payments made to hospitals serving low income populations ("disproportionate share" payments), and differences in wages.

An alternative to conditional logistic regression in matched studies with disproportionate numbers of cases and controls is to break the match and conduct unconditional logistic regression with detailed adjustment for the matching factors [ 29].

"It was completely disproportionate".

Disproportionate to the provocation.

Bureaucrats wielded disproportionate power.