Mental health services for 16 and 17 year olds are disproportionately expensive – so that comprehensive mental health services for individuals up to their 18th birthday may cost around twice as much as similar services that end at people's 16th birthday [ 23].
So that means that the Tea Party movement, for example, can become very influential in the Republican party, disproportionately so, because they're going to vote in greater numbers than our other Republicans, eventually, in a general election.
Not exclusively, the company says, but disproportionately so.
Food prices have risen especially fast, so that inflation disproportionately hurts poor Indian voters, ie, the vast majority of them.
Also, women are disproportionately poor, so policies that hurt the poor disproportionately hurt women.
Following this, whenever C > 0 so that genotyping costs reduce n disproportionately as r increases, the advantage of maximizing n quickly disappears.
In such cases, taller plants are at an advantage over smaller plants, so that the former get a disproportionately higher share of the limiting resource (Weiner 1985).
She tried to teach him some judo in return, but his upper body was so disproportionately developed that he was bad at falling.
This is, indeed, a main theme of the progressive master narrative: the 1% has grown so disproportionately powerful that it, for most practical purposes, owns "the system".
Although the weather plays a large part, the yields in a mast year are so disproportionately big that experts agree there must be other factors at play – it's just that they don't know what they are.
