Sentence examples for disproportionately reflect from inspiring English sources
Moreover, values expressed through the planned construction of the Paraguay-Paraná Waterway disproportionately reflect values of powerful stakeholder groups such as the agribusiness sector, which significantly undermines its political legitimacy.
For example, if social relations are such that men disproportionately hold the most significant positions of social and cognitive authority within scientific communities, the direction of research as well as the choice of methods and metaphysical assumptions underlying research may disproportionately reflect men's experiences and perspectives.
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.
The power generation figure is somewhat misleading since it disproportionately reflects the heavy manufacturing sector.
You can, especially if you are white, see yourself disproportionately reflected everywhere -- from our currency to experts, children's books to sports and films.
HIV/AIDS affects U.S. minorities disproportionately, reflecting a change in the distribution of the disease by racial/ethnic groups since the beginning of the epidemic [ 1, 2].
The percentage of deaths from AIDS among Muslims (4%), who constitute 12% of the Indian population, was disproportionately low, perhaps reflecting male circumcision status.
This disproportionately large contribution reflects the bad need of this sector for reform projects due to its special nature as it deals with human health, and depends greatly on practical training which requires many trained human resources and extensive infrastructure.
Health disparities in anxiety disorders are not a generic issue, but rather, reflect a systematic difference disproportionately affecting groups often not afforded a high social status ranking.
Since the respondents were disproportionately urban, the data was weighted to reflect the actual urban and rural distribution in the country.
The disproportionately negative outcomes among patients with drug resistance reflect a strong global need to develop new anti-TB drugs [2, 3].
