Sentence examples for disproportionately reported from inspiring English sources
Commission member Jasvinder Sanghera, a Sikh survivor of forced marriage who founded the charity Karma Nirvana, said it was "not helpful" to focus on Muslim communities although the problem remained "disproportionately" reported among those groups.
They can identify disproportionately reported health events after HPV vaccination, but they have significant limitations including over- or under-reporting, biased reporting, and inconsistent quality and completeness of reports.
Concurrent conditions were disproportionately reported for persons >60 years of age (χ p<0.001), and the rate of listeriosis for this age group (16.8/million; 95% CI 15.8 17.9) was significantly higher than that for younger persons (RR 4.6, 95% CI 4.1 5.3) (Table 2).
The media is obsessed with the so-called "property bubble" and is disproportionately reporting the market.
The team monitored stigmatizing ideas and behaviors in the general population and the media, particularly toward Asian Americans, who were disproportionately reporting fear, stigmatization, and discrimination compared to the general public.
Health-related problems and premature death have disproportionately been reported in disadvantaged neighbourhoods.
Case detection rates may vary, as some units may disproportionately under-report cases and this may change over time.
Case-detection rate may vary by hospital or region as some units may disproportionately under-report cases.
The hateful accounts, the ADL reported, "are disproportionately likely to self-identify as Donald Trump supporters, conservatives, or part of the 'alt-right,' a loosely connected group of extremists, some of whom are white supremacists".
Contrary to normative models that specify that higher-order moments (e.g., skewness) should influence decisions less than lower-order moments (e.g., mean, variance), these findings suggest that skewness has a disproportionately large impact on reported affective experience, neural activity, and choice.
The communities targeted in the outreach campaigns were the same ones that Gumpertz reported were disproportionately impacted by late stage breast cancer.
