Sentence examples for Rises proportionally from inspiring English sources

If the server cannot be connected to by a particular service, it can't be hacked through that service, and so the vulnerability to hacking attacks rises proportionally to the number of services offered by a server.

WhatsApp and SnapChat may not be eating away at Facebook yet, but their success leads to very different ways of approaching the net: the value of how many contacts you have drops, while the value of how strong your connection is to each of those contacts rises proportionally.

The knowledge of ED nurses concerning SIRS and sepsis rises proportionally with the level of ICU in hospitals.

Our study showed that the knowledge of ED nurses concerning SIRS and sepsis rises proportionally with the level of ICU in hospitals.

For NLK signal, the amplitude rises proportionally with flux up to the peak value but decreases slowly when compared to the flux after the peak.

An important finding in this study is that ED nurses' knowledge concerning SIRS and sepsis without recent education rises proportionally with the level of ICU in hospitals.

Typically, as home prices increase, rental costs rise proportionally.

Expectations will rise proportionally, putting the pressure on Anthony and Stoudemire to mesh quickly and on D'Antoni to orchestrate it all.

Their report found the number of paved-over gardens in England rose proportionally from just over a quarter of total garden area in 2001 to nearly half in 2011.

With the increase in fluid flow rate, the mass transfer from the inner spray is predicted to rise proportionally (pre-loading regime), then pass through a maximum and decline (loading regime).

The levy, which will rise, proportionally to income, to 40%, prompted a rare display of unity among Hungary's partisan journalists.The two main daily newspapers both ran a blank page in protest before the law was passed.