Sentence examples for disproportionately high proportion from inspiring English sources

"Coastal towns account for a disproportionately high proportion of England's deprived areas," said a recent report by a panel of parliamentary legislators in London that listed a grim tally of disadvantage: "their physical isolation, the inward migration of older people, the high levels of transience, the outward migration of young people, poor quality housing and the nature of the coastal economy".

Neural tissue forms a disproportionately high proportion of body weight in foetuses and, relative to adults, neural development is particularly active in utero and during infancy.

Thereis a disproportionately high proportion of females aged 20 to 49 and low proportion of over 65 year olds (3.1% compared to 11.4% in the State).

The practice population has a disproportionately high proportion of females aged 20 to 49 and 46% of children are brought up in lone parent families [ 24].

The disproportionately high proportion of 33% (52 out of 160 mutations) in SCR-19/20 SCR-19/20ar to that of 39% (33 out of 84 mutations) for SCR-19/20 in the 2006 database [ 2].

Within this group, it is of note that compared with the whole group there was a disproportionately high proportion of patients who did not have a repeat measurement of serum potassium.

The pattern of labour migration has resulted in a disproportionately higher proportion of older women permanently resident in the area.

Disproportionately higher proportions of vertical infections were estimated in Lower Rural and Upper Rural subnational areas.

Stearns and Allen (2001) characterize high technology firms in terms of industries that have heavily science dependent innovation, have disproportionately high expenditures on research and development activities and have high proportion of employees who are scientists and engineers as compared to other firms.

This is particularly critical in developing countries, where three major factors converge – comparatively higher proportion of young people in the population, disproportionately high burden of youth-related health problems, and greater resources challenge.

Of the 24 disease genes in the GSIS system 20 are Universal, but the proportion of Universal genes is not disproportionately high compared to the entire set of GSIS proteins (P = 0.68, Chi-square).