Sentence examples for apportioning strain from inspiring English sources
The increase in the number of faults towards the trench and the range of fault spacing suggests continuous formation of new faults occurs as the Pacific Plate approaches the trench rather than apportioning strain to only major, more widely spaced faults.
I'm not apportioning any blame.
There is still no law apportioning Iraq's oil resources.
"I am not interested in apportioning blame," Nhan says.
Apportioning blame reassures the public and makes you look tough.
Their mandate does not involve apportioning blame for the attacks.
"Every solution is about apportioning the pain," Novy-Marx said.
To test strain-specific differences in induced versus inherent thermotolerance, each culture was apportioned into two vessels: one was placed in a 37°C water bath for 5 min and then incubated at 37°C on a shaker (induced thermotolerance), while the other was shaken at room temperature (inherent thermotolerance).
The virulence of influenza variants varies somewhat, although it is difficult to apportion mortality between the virus (its intrinsic virulence) and the host (whether it has any prevailing immunity to the strain).
And costs are apportioned accordingly".
