Sentence examples for A proportionate time from inspiring English sources

Given the cost and role of custody, it is reasonable to expect that people will serve a proportionate time in jail and then be released less, not more, likely to offend again.

Overall, we did not observe any significant heterochronic shifts in early D. virilis development, but a proportionate 1.5 times delay in the relative timing of events with respect to D. melanogaster.

The calculation of proportionate time-based charges could be based on available data on trip patterns.

The calculation of proportionate time-based charges could be based on available data on trip patterns, provided that it ensures non-discrimination.

A determination of the scale and severity of a crisis and whether it reaches famine proportions is important at the time of the actual crisis for ensuring a proportionate and timely response.

They have to ensure rivals are given a proportionate amount of time on similar outlets with large audiences, rather than simply ensuring they appear somewhere on one of the BBC's many services.

Perhaps if the media spent a proportionate amount of time covering all of the services Planned Parenthood provides, and educating the public about women's health, instead of focusing disproportionately on abortion, women's health care wouldn't constantly be jeopardized.

Beyond that, I think that if an alternative therapy had an evidence base on a par with conventional medicine then staff would be happy to devote a proportionate amount of time to it, but not to CAM that lack evidence.

Therefore utility weights from this instrument have been sourced from published results for similar populations (Table  1).> -wrap-foot> *Disutility of a wrist and other fracture is applied for 12 months and for the remaining 6 months of the 18 month time horizon a proportionate disutility of fear of falling is applied.

In budding yeast, perturbations that prolong S phase lead to a proportionate delay in the activation times of most origins.

In analysis E we instead assumed independence between emotional events and the risk of falling implying that a proportionate number of emotional events take place during time at risk and during time not at risk.