Sentence examples for disproportions between from inspiring English sources

It offers one of the most remarkable disproportions between the precise personalism of its action and the overwhelming scope of its achievement.

There were no significant disproportions between the two groups regarding CH subtype diagnosis (i.e., episodic and chronic diagnosis), the presence of CH in first-degree relatives and the occurrence of comorbid migraine or of a prior head injury.

Nevertheless, there are no reports describing detailed disproportions between the original version of the TISS-28 scale and the local nursing practice.

Thus, data may be biased by disproportions between the numbers of individuals represented in this dataset compared to general population or to other published data based on the same dataset.

This disproportion between the emotion and its cause is supposed to be a mark of immaturity.

The "disproportion between the reported facts and Sax's interpretation is spectacular," Liberman wrote on his blog, Language Log.

This is what hits me harder than anything: the disproportion between what we lose and what we gain.

But there is throughout a disproportion between the particulars he adduces and the generalizations he draws from them.

The study also found a significant disproportion between the volumetric wear losses of various rows of pins of grinding rotors.

A peculiarity of today's politics is the disproportion between Democrats' fervent desires to serve in Congress and their lackadaisical willingness to cede its powers.

An example of this trend is the disproportion between Spanish-speaking health care personnel and the number of clients who speak Spanish.