Sentence examples for disproportionately shaped from inspiring English sources

Like Troy Brooks' surrealist caricatures, Caesar's girls are drawn with disproportionately shaped bodies that resemble an even more exaggerated rococo form.

In comparison, the chimpanzee's hyoid bone and larynx position at or near the base of the mandible; and, the chimpanzee's tongue is long and mainly limited to the oral cavity, resulting in a disproportionately shaped supralaryngeal vocal tract.

A critical group of scholars see systemic inequities in the institutional arrangements presently governing global health as the underlying problem, with the politically and economically powerful disproportionately shaping and benefiting [ 38, 93- 97].

The film recognizes that prison and poverty are institutions that disproportionately affect and shape the lives of people who are not white.

The terse observation that "inequities in maternal mortality are largely shaped by social, economic and political vulnerabilities that disproportionately affect the world's poor" is quite accurate [ 130].

Geographic features have shaped the HIV/HCV co-infection epidemic within China, with Southern China disproportionately affected due to its proximity to drug trafficking within the "Golden Triangle," comprised of neighboring Myanmar, Laos, and Thailand [ 10].

Sickle cell anemia, another disease that disproportionately affects the developing world, can be diagnosed via blood smears displaying abnormally (sickle) shaped red blood cells (RBCs).

But the ON neurons responded disproportionately to light shapes on dark backgrounds, meaning for the same amount of contrast they had a bigger response.

However, as the Black Lives Matter movement seeks a greater role in shaping the conversation around a justice system that disproportionately affects African Americans, candidates are reacting in decidedly different ways on the campaign trail.

Not only must the world's youth play a critical role in shaping their own future and the future of the planet, but the current challenges to sustainable development all too frequently impact children and youth disproportionately today.

Now that times are harder they should contribute disproportionately to get the economy back in shape.