Such a defect in bone quality could account for the higher incidence of fractures and the disproportion between the significant increase in bone fragility and the relative small decrease of BMD observed, for example, in glucocorticoid induced osteoporosis [ 12, 15].
The "disproportion between the reported facts and Sax's interpretation is spectacular," Liberman wrote on his blog, Language Log.
The disproportion between the size of the question proposed, and the simplicity of the pretended answer, is the primary marketing hook.
The incongruity of the match was emphasized by Lady Ann's undoubted beauty, its mystery stimulated by the disproportion between the man and his bride.
The disproportion between the beagle's jaunty sweetness and his intimidating mission was mildly alarming, like seeing a clown in night-vision goggles).
Thanks to the Internet, the disproportion between writerly supply and demand, always tricky, has tipped: anyone can write, and everyone does, and beginners are expected to be the last pure philanthropists, giving it all away for the naches.
In 1961, A. J. Liebling reviewed the book for the magazine: The disproportion between the magnitude of evil discovered everywhere and the insignificance of the remedies proposed makes Birchism a demonaic religion.
The disproportion between the small scale of the event and the immense amount of anxiety, conflict and paranoia it generates among those involved is one source of the comedy.
The easy answer is the disproportion between the mountainous heights of his reputation and the fragmentary shards of his biography: the tallest mountains produce the most abominable of snowmen, Yetis crowd the slopes of Everest.
