Sentence examples for disproportionate height from inspiring English sources

The Four Winds Project is probably one of the 'worst' buildings, if not the one, with its disproportionate height for its setting.

Over the past few weeks, Kanye West's somewhat delusional statements of grandeur have reached such dizzying, disproportionate heights, many news editors believed an entirely fictitious story, which claims the rapper distastefully compared himself to the late South African president.

Tech wealth has the same disproportionate, commanding-heights effect on today's culture as Wall Street's takeover-and-junk-bond complex had 15 years ago, and as the biotech-financial complex presumably will 15 years from now -- and as the mass-production economy had at the start of the 20th century, and as the boom in cars, highways and real estate subdivision had after World War II.

Flattened nasal bridge Broad face, thickened lips a Macroglossia a Coarse facies, skin tags and moles a Dysmorphology Disproportionate short stature a Macrocephaly a Delayed tooth eruption a Auxology: reduced total height, normal sitting height but reduced subischial leg length, increased head circumference for age (children) or height (adults).

Finally, analysis of body proportions, such as arm span-to-height ratio and upper to lower segment ratio are also helpful in documenting disproportionate short stature.

Our model for low PI (indicator of infant wasting) showed insignificant associations with use of wood fuel, although more wood users had infants who had a low PI (disproportionate in weight for the given height) than did NG users.

We previously showed that individuals carrying heterozygous variants in the 1 631 region of SH2B1 were hyperphagic, with a reduced final height, elevated plasma insulin levels that are disproportionate to the degree of obesity, and surprisingly, maladaptive behavior (5).

There are no height or weight restrictions for campers, although a disproportionate number of them might have fit in equally well at basketball camp or volleyball camp.

The current height of the tower has been criticised as being disproportionate to its width; archaeologist Tim Tatton-Brown, for example, has described it as a mutilation of the earlier medieval structure.

This implies, that a species with greater maximum canopy height which therefore intercepted more incident light, would have a disproportionate competitive advantage.

Therefore, disproportionate microcephaly was present, with postnatal head circumference substantially more reduced than height (P = 0.0001).