Sentence examples for disproportionately much higher from inspiring English sources
Second, although studies have shown that ED visits generally increase on heatwave days to some extent, our findings show that presentations with heat illness are disproportionately much higher than other illnesses.
However, Kirtner said, restaurant workers, who are at much higher risk for the disease, are disproportionately represented among intravenous drug users.
If Germany has accepted disproportionately more asylum seekers than Britain, it has also seen a much higher number of violent incidents directed at asylum seekers.
The fact is that blacks and Latinos are arrested for pot at much higher rates in part because officers make stop-and-frisk searches disproportionately in black, Latino and low-income neighborhoods.
The proposed cap will also produce disturbing regressive effect: it will disproportionately tax middle class and low-income victims by reducing their total recovery amounts at a much higher rate relative to medical malpractice victims with high-paying jobs (who will receive much higher amounts of compensation for their economic losses).
We considered the use of a total (summed) exposure measure of all four PFC congeners; however, serum levels of PFOS were much higher than those of PFOA, PFHxS, and PFNA, suggesting that the combined analysis would disproportionately reflect PFOS levels.
Production was much higher.
But it could be higher — much higher.
