In 1994, President Bill Clinton signed Executive Order 12898, which ordered federal agencies to identify and rectify "disproportionately high and adverse human health or environmental effects of its programs, policies, and activities on minority populations and low-income populations".
We screened 2178 ordered gene lists to identify microarray experiments in which PP-increased and PP-decreased DEGPs were disproportionately increased or decreased but in opposite directions.
The sentencing judge ordered maximum prison terms on most of the charges against Lopez, a punishment that clemency petitioners call disproportionately harsh.
Olmert ordered a full-scale war to free the two soldiers and to show Hezbollah that, as the common Israeli expression goes, "the boss has gone crazy" — that Israel would respond disproportionately to abductions.
Our results indicate that if such regulatory activity is indeed a means to modulate the state of CTL responsiveness, then interference with CD8 co-receptor activity is also likely to tune qualitative aspects of the response to antigen by disproportionately affecting lower-order effector functions.
Coming disproportionately from the upper orders, the leaders gave the movement respectability.
But the order could disproportionately affect private colleges and universities over public ones, Miller-Idriss added, because those institutions have historically enjoyed greater leeway to determine who may speak on campus.
But while overall net losses across Europe have plummeted from €1.7bn (£1.23bn) in 2011 to €400m in 2014, critics argue that the system has disproportionately benefited the established order and allows the likes of Manchester United, Real Madrid and Bayern Munich to get ever stronger while preventing new challengers from emerging.
Laing is instantly aware of a class conflict in his tower: poorer tenants live in cheaper flats on the floors beneath, yet because service charges are the same throughout the building, the lower orders feel disproportionately aggrieved by the electricity cutting out and garbage chute jamming up.
Beyond hurting American tech companies, the executive order would disproportionately impact one international ally: India.
