Sentence examples for disproportionately longer from inspiring English sources

So big birds take disproportionately longer to regrow their feathers.

"People of color are more likely to be stopped by police, arrested, receive a prison sentence, receive a disproportionately longer sentence, and receive more punitive treatment in the prison system compared with white people," the senator wrote.

First, spiders that move suspending their bodies have evolved disproportionately longer legs relative to wandering spiders.

Thus, both relatively longer legs (OLS residuals) and disproportionately longer legs (allometric residuals) favour greater bridging speed.

Since leg length enhances velocity via longer stride lengths [11] [12], we also expect legs in standing animals to grow disproportionately longer with body size.

In addition, we show how disproportionately longer legs allow spiders to run faster during suspensory locomotion and how these same spiders run at a slower speed on the ground (i.e., as inverted pendulums).

Tree diameter and fecundity correlated positively with increased seed shadow extent; but in combination large, high fecundity trees contributed disproportionately to longer-distance dispersal events (>60 m).

He said that while there were still more men racing than women, female runners tended to do disproportionately well in longer events, possibly because they were better at pacing themselves.

They are also required to create data driven systems for monitoring student progress and evaluating teachers — and to ensure that low-income and minority children are no longer disproportionately taught by unqualified teachers.

In April 2000, the institute said that later data showed that cars with antilock brakes were "no longer disproportionately involved in certain types of fatal crashes," but that they did not produce any reduction in the risk of a fatal crash, either.

In this study, we have shown that adolescents aged 10 19 were disproportionately exposed to longer delays seek care.