Sentence examples for disproportionate differences from inspiring English sources

There are clearly disproportionate differences in the cuts around the country, which the government deny or deflect by pointing to the absolute differences in spending power.

These disproportionate differences between agrarian and non-agrarian societies are even larger with regard to the incidence of non-infectious stroke [ 10, 15].

Given disproportionate differences in sexual experience rates among religious groups, religious gatherings should also be considered as potential places for HIV prevention sessions to address sexual norms and reproductive health [ 33].

30 Additional NHANES data showed disproportionate differences using HbA1c criteria with respect to race; there was a two-fold increase in non-Hispanic blacks and Mexican-Americans versus non-Hispanic whites for diagnosed, undiagnosed, and both types of diabetes.

These are extremely simple things to do, but they make a disproportionate difference.

This is supported by results showing that the all-patient population and both the NSCLC and breast cancer subsets had a disproportionate difference between the High and Low E-RBC groups in efaproxiral concentration (∼40%) compared to the difference in mean efaproxiral dose (mg/kg) administered (∼7%).

Firstly, we looked for conserved genes rather than genes that would differ in a variety of strains, and our study involves only orthologous pairs of genes in the two stains, while Yao et al focused on those genes which showed disproportionate difference in distribution between clinical and commensal strains.

They advise policy makers to achieve more transparent prices and contract structures in order to address disproportionate price differences within and between countries.

In contrast, comparisons of atp1 from Pilostyles (AZ) to the host Psorothamnus individual it was collected from, revealed that the two species were identical for 804 bp in the central region of the gene, but have a disproportionate 15 differences at the 5' and 3' ends.

Broward County used a more forgiving standard than Palm Beach County, and uncovered almost three times as many new votes, a result markedly disproportionate to the difference in population between the counties.

In Australia, the increase in the number of indigenous people starting renal replacement therapy (RRT) over the past 25 years exceeded that of the nonindigenous population by 3.5-fold, largely due to a disproportionate (>10-fold) difference in ESRD due to type II diabetic nephropathy, a disease largely attributable to lifestyle issues such as poor nutrition and lack of exercise.