Sentence examples for disproportionately sized from inspiring English sources
And the man's disproportionately sized feet and arms convey his ability to take this homeland with him wherever he goes.The painting was not destined for a quiet life on a gallery wall.
The "disproportionately sized blond girl" is losing her appeal, said Matthew Hudak, an analyst at consumer analytics firm Euromonitor International.
These mechanistically related findings, which often cluster together, include dilated/narrow aorta and narrow/dilated pulmonary artery; IV septal defect and disproportionately sized right and left ventricles.
Consequently, malformations relating to a disproportionately sized aorta and pulmonary septum, as well as IV septal defects of the upper region, are all related to displacement of the developing aorticopulmonary septum (DeSesso & Venkat, 2010).
We conclude that EMX2 levels in cortical progenitors disproportionately specify sizes and positions of primary cortical areas.
However, given the disproportionately large size of the FAT genes, it is still unclear if FAT gene mutations are 'passenger' or 'driver' mutations in cancer.
Little work has examined gonopodial allometry in Gambusia fishes, although female preferences for large gonopodia in some species, and prior work in other poeciliid fishes (Kelly et al. 2000; Jennions and Kelly 2002), suggest that positive allometry, where gonopodium size increases disproportionately with body size, is possible.
These large funds skew average fund size upward suggesting smaller firms are disproportionately affected by decreasing fund sizes governed by a declining LP capital base.
The number of full-time physicians working in the ED varies by hospital size disproportionately to the difference in ED census, with medium-sized hospitals having the lowest full-time staff-to-visit ratio.
Deforestation disproportionately reduced the sizes of the largest patches, a finding with important management implications.
However, primary sensory and motor areas are disproportionately altered in size and shift rostrolaterally.
