Sentence examples for is disproportionately low from inspiring English sources

Recent government studies show that Maoists have flourished in areas neglected by the government and where spending is disproportionately low on education, health, infrastructure and other services.

However, with increasing recognition of the importance of fungal infections to human health, particularly related to infections at biomaterials, it would seem that the interest in antifungal surfaces is disproportionately low.

Shows like The Voice and American Idol may be fun entertainment; however, in looking at the ratio of winners on the shows with those who go on to build lasting careers as musicians, it is disproportionately low.

However, as can be seen from Figure  3, the number of active genes is disproportionately low.

However, despite the increase of publications from Africa during the past two decades [ 2], the representation of Africa in global research output is disproportionately low.

Despite this, the amount of money spent on mental health care in low- and middle-income countries (LMICs) is disproportionately low when compared to physical health problems [ 5].

I believe that full-time salary levels within theatre are disproportionately low compared to many sectors.

At Medgar Evers, where 97percentt of the male students are black, the number of male students has been disproportionately low for more than a decade.

Congress told the V.A. last year to advertise the availability of compensation to veterans in states where payments had been disproportionately low, a program that the agency has predicted will attract nearly 100,000 new applicants.

India was fourth on a list of countries most affected by terrorism in 2011, according to a global terrorism index, but it is also a country where the conviction rates of terrorists are disproportionately low.

If specific subsidies are not considered, there is no reason why in rural areas, capital costs should be disproportionately low.