“Reactions in which atoms of the same element are both oxidized and reduced are disproportionation reactions.”

“Three categories that encompass all these different redox reactions are atom transfer redox reactions, electron transfer reactions, and disproportionation reactions.”

“It has been shown above that sulphur disproportionation was probably active in the basin, allowing for a higher fractionation between sulphates and sulphides.”

“The disproportion of parks on Vancouver's Westside compared to the city's Eastside is of absurd dimensions.”

“However, the existence in another Member State of a less restrictive measure does not in itself provide proof of any disproportionality.”

“This is the kind of disproportionality that needs to be brought to an end in Europe.”

“As we explain below, the applicable standard is one of gross disproportionality, the proof of which rests on the claimant.”

“Another negative fact is the manifest disproportionateness of the distribution of Hungarian students among the various fields of study.”

“The inconsistency and disproportionateness which has been occasioned in our sentiments of benevolence, offers a curious moral phenomenon.”

“The EDPS considers that the disproportionateness of the proposed data processing operation arises from the massive volume of personal data which is likely to be used in the context of a new purpose.”

“These victims of a mental disproportionableness are as myriad and varied as their obsession is monotonous and single.”

“Domestic economic imbalances and disproportionalities are relatively muted.”

“The disproportions are greatest for the most recent periods of immigration.”

“In its distances or disproportions, the painter reflects the concern and tormented the folly of romance.”

“This meant that it was unrealistic to harmonise the economic systems of Serbia and Montenegro because of major disproportions in the structure of the two economies, he said.”