Sentence examples for disproportionate decrease from inspiring English sources

We find there is a disproportionate decrease in investment risk relative to the increase in valuation when a company makes its first sale.

Specifically, the 60 nm SNPs were preferentially endocytosed by cells and, at high doses, caused a disproportionate decrease in cell viability.

There was a disproportionate decrease in oxygen consumption relative to BWS which led to an attenuation of all other physiological characteristics measured to varying magnitudes between each level of BWS and running speed.

There was a disproportionate decrease in oxygen consumption relative to body weight support which led to an attenuation of heart rate and rating of perceived exertion and, to a lesser degree, respiratory exchange ratio, minute ventilation, and respiratory frequency between each level of body weight support and running speed.

"While that wouldn't explain the disproportionate decrease percentage-wise, my instinct is that when jobs are harder to come by, it's minorities -- including women -- who are disproportionately impacted".

The subsequent volume reduction causes a disproportionate decrease in intradiscal pressure and relieves the nerve root.

Lower rates in the intervention arm of clinical trials may reflect disproportionate decreases in benign mimickers of VAP rather than VAP itself.

For example, disproportionate decreases in hippocampal volume have not typically been reported when total brain volume is used as a covariate (e.g., [ 22, 26]), but have been reported when total gray matter is used (e.g., [ 24, 25]).

Reductions in the left hippocampus were disproportionate to decreases in gray matter after statistically controlling for group differences in total gray matter, age, and data collection site.

† p <.10 * p <.05 ** p ≤.01 † p <.10 * p <.05 ** p ≤.01 *** p <.001 In sum, within the DS22q11.2 group we report significant reductions in hippocampal volume that, in the left hemisphere, were disproportionate to decreases in total gray matter.

Previous studies have reported increased FM and birth weight, as well as disproportionate anthropometry (decreased head-to-shoulder ratio) in infants of mothers with GDM compared with infants born to nondiabetic mothers (1, 11, 12).