Sentence examples for annual proportionate from inspiring English sources

As shown in Figure 3, the annual proportionate morbidity increased and decreased twice over the years and did not maintain a monotone increasing or decreasing pattern.

The annual proportionate morbidity for SFG rickettsiosis acquired in southern Africa from 1999 through 2008 was estimated in a similar way based on relevant cases for each year.

In Southeast Asia, annual proportionate morbidity increased from 50 dengue cases per 1,000 ill returned travelers in nonepidemic years to an average of 159 cases per 1,000 travelers during epidemic years.

Two latency-effect parameters were permitted for each annual proportionate increase or decrease in the transition probability and the year at which the change began (e.g., a 1% annual decline in TES starting with the fifth year of latency).

The three first key ratios for solidity proportionate the annual profit to different capital titles.

The political clout of big polluters would be impaired, and the $2 trillion of annual subsidies they receive - directly proportionate to the size of their lobbyists' pay - would evaporate.

As Anderson says in his annual report, "whether the power is proportionate in its current form is however a legitimate subject for both public debate and judicial scrutiny: for during 2012 and 2013, courts both in England and in Strasbourg have invited argument on the precise question of whether the exercise of the schedule 7 power is necessary in a democratic society".

Urging government to work with the Charity Commission to develop a fair and proportionate system of charging for filing annual returns with the commission and for the registration of new charities.

Analysis of annual and monthly cycles was based on monthly proportionate morbidity aggregated over all years of data included in the analysis.

Writing in the Bank's annual report, Mark Carney said: "We will not hesitate to take further proportionate and graduated action as warranted," Carney said.

The slopes of the graphs of annual GP use at ages 55, 65 and 75 were similar indicating a proportionate rise in use of services regardless of age.