Sentence examples for disproportionate preference from inspiring English sources
While healthy animals occasionally exhibit a whisker set preference, averages across groups of animals do not suggest a disproportionate preference for one whisker set over the other.
While this could explain a disproportionate preference for certain males by energetically-challenged females (pregnant or lactating), it does not explain why females in oestrous should prefer more these males compared to females in a non-reproductive stage.
The majority of the genes were upregulated and, as a whole, these showed disproportionate hypomethylation of the 5' end with a preference for hypomethylation of the first exon.
This is probably not just a coincidence; New Hampshire has a disproportionate number of independent voters, and their preferences are more fickle than those of strong partisans.
But when neighbour disputes revolve around issues of aesthetics and personal preferences, arguments can become as disproportionate and intense as if everyone were living under the same roof.
This is also consistent with the fact that a disproportionate number of species differences, including morphology, physiology, oviposition preference, mate selection and pheromones, map to the Z chromosome in other Lepidoptera species [ 44].
The disproportionate number of adolescent male victims was about opportunity, not preference or pathology, the report states.
That bias reflects the preferences of many voters, whose hatred of inflation tends to be disproportionate to its real costs.
To deal with the conflicting, disproportionate and multiple criteria, land usage will be characterized with respect to the preferences and importance.
Because the evolutionary effects of selective harvest are likely reinforced by the deleterious consequences of human preference for rarity ('anthropogenic Allee effect', for example Courchamp et al. 2006), they pose a disproportionate risk for over-exploited and endangered populations.
"It was completely disproportionate".
