Sentence examples for disproportionately lower than from inspiring English sources

At Honda the workers complained that their wages were disproportionately lower than those of their foreign managers.

But Alyssa Barkley, president of the North Carolina Restaurant and Lodging Association, disputes the notion that Charlotte's hotel workers would benefit from unions or that Charlotte's wages are disproportionately lower than elsewhere.

These findings parallel CRC screening uptake rates in Indigenous and ethnic minority groups around the world, which are also disproportionately lower than mainstream populations [ 21- 25].

The proportion of all-facility OP visits by the poorest quintile (26-29%) was higher than the corresponding population proportion (23-24% of total UCS members from 2003 to 2009. In contrast, the OP visits by the richest quintile 7-111%) were disproportionately lower than the size of its population, 12-13% of total UCS members.

Doctors at the frontlines of medical care who manage complex conditions argue that they receive disproportionately lower fees than physicians performing services such as minor surgeries and endoscopies.

Both batch and column leaching showed that concentrations of leached heavy metals were disproportionately lower (<5%) than aqua regia extractable concentrations in most cases.

Fallow buck vocalisations have a disproportionately lower f o than female vocalisations [ 32], whereas in red deer, there is no sexual dimorphism in f o and females prefer males with higher than average f o [ 43].

In relation to age, injury rates were disproportionately lower in children less than 1 year, while disproportionately high in ages 15 17.

Last March, a well-publicized report concluded that women faculty members at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology MITT) get disproportionately lower salaries and less lab space than their male colleagues (Science, 26 March 1999, p. 1992, and 12 November 1999, p. 1272).

Excluding intergenic DNA, few differences remain among lineages in relative mutation rates of tRNA, rRNA, D-loop, and protein coding regions, except that in the F. heteroclitus Georgia lineage tRNA and rRNA mutation rates are disproportionately lower and D-loop mutations disproportionately higher than the overall pattern (p < 0.001, Chi-square goodness of fit test).

He said that with inventory rising in higher-priced housing markets, sale activities were "disproportionately lower".