Yet those measures disproportionately reflect progress on infectious diseases — such as malaria, diarrheal illnesses and pneumonia — which relies heavily on foreign aid.
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.
Bailey eloquently stated the importance of web archiving: "No future scholarship can study our era without considering materials published (only) on the web". Further, he emphasized the importance of web archiving for social justice: Traditional archives disproportionately reflect social architectures of power, and the lived experiences of the advantaged.
The power generation figure is somewhat misleading since it disproportionately reflects the heavy manufacturing sector.
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.
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].
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 prices of gold and silver remain disproportionately high, reflecting fears of a hyperinflationary "accident," something that is all too possible under an experimental, improvisational, and 100% discretionary Fed.
That reflected two disproportionately young nations: the median age in India is about 24, and in Pakistan, 19.
