Sentence examples for a proportionally more from inspiring English sources

For example, the department now actively recruits applicants who speak foreign languages, is overhauling promotion rules in a way that could advance more minority officers, and recruits only city residents, which provides a proportionally more diverse group of applicants than if it accepted suburban residents, too.

Improvements in treatment and prevention of cancer and cardiovascular disease during recent decades have left trauma as a proportionally more important cause to the total burden of ill health.

This comparison assumes that the probability of observing a gene family with n members is given by: P = n − a ∑ i = 1 ∞ i − a For this distribution, the value of a can be thought of as the "rate of decay" of gene family sizes: large values of a indicate proportionally more small gene families.

Of the patients reviewed by a specialist registrar, proportionally more had Gustilo grade 3 injuries (8/16 = 50%), compared to those patients reviewed by senior house officers (29/82 = 35.4%).

Finally, children living in a house without a flush toilet were proportionally more infected that those who lived in a house with flush toilet (adjusted OR = 1.32, 95% CI = 1.00 1.74).

For larger steaks, use a larger pan and proportionally more ingredients.

Great care was taken to control for pregnancy risk status because the 'intended a hospital birth' group contained proportionally more 'high-risk' pregnancies than the 'intended a home birth' group, and because 'high-risk' pregnancies were more likely to have PPHs.

"In a panic state, your breathing rhythm becomes faster [and] as a result you'll spend proportionally more time inhaling," [This] could have a positive impact on brain function and result in faster response times to dangerous stimuli in the environment".

Acrorhagi of an aggressive polyp have proportionally more expressed transcripts with significant hits from spider toxin genes, specifically due to the TPM of the toxin Neprilysin-1, a metalloprotease.

Water that formed far from the sun contains proportionally more deuterium, a heavy isotope of hydrogen, than water that formed closer to the sun.

Positive values of the difference indicate that in Italy the element is considered as a barrier to professional development proportionally more by VET teachers' of VET subjects.