Sentence examples for substantially disproportionate from inspiring English sources

As these people are less likely to be in touch with services that can deliver programmes directly, strategies with population reach but which are targeted to the concerns and issues faced by people with other disadvantages will also be needed to address the substantially disproportionate burden of smoking that is associated with common mental disorders and socioeconomic disadvantage.

An important, unresolved question is whether suppression of consciousness by α-chloralose blocks or substantially reduces the disproportionate rise in glycolytic rate compared with oxidative metabolism during activation.

The apparently greater number of votes cast by whites — 29,700, compared with 22,900 black votes, according to an analysis by Mr. Rigamer — makes uncertain widely quoted estimates that blacks, despite a disproportionate population loss, are still substantially in the majority here.

The only exceptions were the organellar genomes, which exhibited a substantially lower gene-coding percentage than prokaryotes and viruses, indicating disproportionate loss of coding sequences during organellar genome reduction.

Therefore, disproportionate microcephaly was present, with postnatal head circumference substantially more reduced than height (P = 0.0001).

Demand for food and other necessities is inelastic, and unless prices decrease substantially for consumer goods, lower paid workers will always spend a disproportionate amount of their income on basic items.

The results of my analysis suggest that fires during the 1988 fire-season substantially affected the distribution of patch size in Yellowstone National Park, where large patches have a disproportionate effect on landscape character.

On the whole, it was substantially easier to defend a fortified position than to attack one, and even a small force could achieve a disproportionate military advantage by occupying a defensible place.

However, low-complexity seeds (defined as seeds composed of a single DNA character) occur a disproportionate number of times in the read and reference datasets, and the reducers assigned these high-frequency seeds require substantially more execution time than the others.

"It was completely disproportionate".

Disproportionate to the provocation.