Sentence examples for the wrong proportion from inspiring English sources

Things were in the wrong proportion and it all looked slightly out of kilter, but the advantage of having a designer is that you get a much better end result.

Making his way down a long, angular hallway to the living room, Mr. Marvin was delighted by what he found: Although Ms. Sperling said she felt her old sofa was "too chunky" and the wrong proportion for the room, Mr. Marvin liked its shape and its clean, tailored lines.

If this is the case, then the wrong proportion of components forming the sponge-like body that resulted from the RNAi of Brownie should have led to the observed phenotype.

If you mix the ingredients in the wrong proportion and in the wrong way it doesn't give as good a result as it could do.

He said the university system was producing graduates "in the wrong proportions" for the labour market: too few engineers, for instance, and too many lawyers.

Head of production design Alan Davis said the first bay window was built to the wrong proportions.

However, a wrong proportion of concrete or an unsuited method of filling can generate a heterogeneous distribution of its various constituents.

As more aurochs remains have been unearthed and more sophisticated research has been done on them, it's become clear that the Heck brothers' creation is a far cry from the original — Heck cattle are too small, their horns have the wrong shape, and the proportions of their bodies are off.

On the wrong day, too high a proportion of a mixed bill can be lackluster or foolish.

– what is the evidence that this fraction is small, is it higher for EST projects than for full-length cDNA projects, and can the proportion of the wrong strands be estimated?

Calabrese (2009) falsely asserted that I erred in calculations associated with entry and evaluatory criteria for hormesis frequency, specifically by choosing the wrong denominator for examining the proportion of entry candidates eventually found to be hormetic using the most conventional form of statistical significance.