But by the late 1960s, after the Supreme Court started to protect unpopular speakers more consistently, some critics worried that free speech in America was threatened less by government suppression than by editorial decisions made by the handful of private mass-media corporations like NBC and CBS that disproportionately controlled public discourse.
This analysis exemplifies how increasing the sensitivity of the test can improve detection limits disproportionately in control samples compared with samples from patients.
Currently, those people control disproportionately large pools of capital, he said.
It is important to determine if decisions about whether to intensify antiglycemic medications contribute to the previously documented tendency for patients with MHC to have disproportionately poor glycemic control [ 9, 16].
As predicted by this theory, the enzymes carrying high metabolic fluxes (e.g., at branch points of the pathway) will control disproportionately the expression of biochemical phenotypes and experience higher evolutionary constraints [ 8, 14, 17].
However, disease management in its present form is too expensive, and the cost savings generated from diabetes disease management falls disproportionately on poorly controlled Type 1 patients.
The limbs of the R26floxneoWnt4; Col2a1-Cre mutants were disproportionately shorter than controls (Fig. 3D, E).
But when Montague's subjects knew they were drinking Coke, brain centers linked to emotion and cognitive control were disproportionately stimulated--which suggested that the powerful cultural wallop of the Coke brand can override the taste buds.
For example, in many rural societies, there are marked differences between men and women farmers: women in sub-Saharan Africa have a disproportionately lower share and control of agricultural resources (land, fertilizer, labour, information and finance) than men, incommensurate with their level of contribution to agricultural labour (e.g. Peterman et al. 2011; Slavchevska 2015).
In his Banting Lecture of 1990, Daniel Porte, beautifully summarizing several decades of research on the β-cell, reported that first-phase insulin secretion (derivative or dynamic control) is disproportionately more impaired than second-phase insulin secretion (proportional or static control) in patients with overt type 2 diabetes (54).
