Sentence examples for disproportionate high from inspiring English sources

In 1963, four years after he stepped into the Los Angeles Times newsroom, Salazar won awards for a hard-fisted series examining problems and issues that still plague the Latino community today: substandard education, disproportionate high school dropout rates, immigration and the search for identity in U.S. society.

In March 2007, Kevin Moore, Chief Superintendent of Sussex Police, said that Mills was running "the risk of being treated as the little boy who cried wolf", and added, "We do have to respond to a disproportionate high volume of calls from Heather Mills McCartney because of the situations she finds herself in, and this is regrettable as it takes officers away from other policing matters".

Thus reducing the recommended dosage in mono- or combination therapy is probably paid by disproportionate high reduction in anti-tumor efficacy [ 33].

Church-run health facilities are generally considered to offer better quality services than the public sector, hence attracting a disproportionate high number of patients.

Especially in the case of MADS', which predicted a high number of DS genes, combined with an disproportionate high number of positive examples in the lung cancer data set this is an issue.

Inclusion of such partly necrotic fragments would result in disproportionate high expression levels of hypoxia-responsive genes, which would appear as outliers above the regression line in the scattergrams.

The association said that the carriers exempt from the reporting "contribute a disproportionate, higher number of airplanes to the congestion mix since these airplanes generally have fewer seats".

Assisted reproductive technology has been reported to account for a disproportionate higher number of low birthweight infants, even in singleton births.

These findings suggest a disproportionate higher waist circumference in HIV-infected children due to a fat redistribution.

However, the disproportionate higher number of patients with physical-health conditions makes it difficult to generalize our results to patients with mental-health conditions.

Environmental inequity has been defined as the disproportionate higher risk of environmental pollution exposure that some individuals suffer due to their race, age, ethnicity, or lower income [ 1].