Sentence examples for disproportionate reduction from inspiring English sources

Although the structural clays do not affect reservoir quality, the laminated clays contribute a disproportionate reduction in porosity and occupy the matrix too.

The massive power loss illustrates the disproportionate reduction of power that could occur from a small shadow covering a single cell.

Ms Sturgeon added: "Clearly, I am very concerned by what would be a disproportionate reduction in European structural funding for Scotland.

Disproportionate reduction of the mitral septal lateral annular dimension is the goal in the surgical treatment of ischemic or functional mitral regurgitation and avoids the need for ring "downsizing".

The DS brain is characterised by a reduction in overall size and a disproportionate reduction in size of particular regions due to hypocellularity.

Thus, deficiency of Kif3a may lead to a disproportionate reduction in Pkd2 compared to Pkd1 in combined Kif3a/Pkd1 mutant mice, leading to "normalization" of the polycystin signaling by restoring the ratio of Pkd1 and Pkd2 in primary cilia.

Government cuts to local authority budgets have led to disproportionate reductions in sport and recreation spending, which tends not to be ringfenced.

For Townview parents, the disproportionate reductions show that Mr. Hinojosa has used the budget crunch to pare the schools he has never supported.

"The threat of disproportionate reductions in their payments vis a vis their immediate competitors is making them angry and frustrated with this government".

Environmental filtering of species with similar traits could lead to disproportionate reductions in trait diversity in degraded habitats.

In contrast, offspring exposed to alcohol on GD 10 displayed enlarged ventricles and disproportionate reductions in cortical volume (O'Leary-Moore et al. 2010).