Sentence examples for disproportionately sensitive from inspiring English sources

A technical problem in the 19th century, for example, was that photographic emulsions were disproportionately sensitive to blue and violet light, resulting almost always in overexposed skies.

Secondly, an initial concern that we had was that Family Stream migrants might be disproportionately sensitive to the underlying economic environment, relative to other population subgroups (including Skill Stream migrants).

Thus, relative to single-genome studies, comparative studies are disproportionately sensitive to missing data and to the quality of the underlying annotations.

These health outcomes disproportionately affect sensitive populations including children, the elderly, and individuals with lung diseases.

Men work disproportionately in industries sensitive to early swings in the economy, like manufacturing and construction.

Men are disproportionately employed in industries sensitive to early swings in the business cycle, like manufacturing and construction.

For one, while women have lost many jobs in the past three years, men lost far more jobs during the recession which officially started in December 2007, as men are disproportionately employed in industries sensitive to early swings in the business cycle, like manufacturing and construction.

What they really mean to convey is that the behavior of the climate system is very sensitive and it can react disproportionately to just about any little disturbance.

Rural consumers, who are doing well and are often outside the formal financial system, are shifting to richer diets, pushing up food prices.That leaves the RBI with a lousy option, to temper demand by disproportionately hitting the narrow range of activity that is sensitive to interest rates, in particular private-sector investment.

Infants and children are especially sensitive to environmental exposures because of their disproportionately heavy exposures and the biological susceptibility that is an inherent consequence of early development (NRC 1993).

As the dose per fraction increases, the probability of toxic effects in late-responding normal tissues increases disproportionately compared with early responding normal tissues, which are typically less sensitive to fractionation [4].