Gains are proportionately smaller for one-child families.
Specifically, she notes that women's hearts and arteries are proportionately smaller than men's, and the way in which a heart attack manifests itself is different in women.
"Banks in the United States are proportionately smaller than in Canada and in many European countries," writes Matthew Vogel, a White House spokesman, in an e-mail to HuffPost.
The eyes, placed at the ends of the cephalofoil, are proportionately smaller than in other hammerheads and equipped with nictitating membranes (protective third eyelids).
Past the change point, the probability of strand slippage is sufficient to drive a high polymorphism incidence, but the exponential growth in polymorphism incidence per additional repeat might not be as consequential, because tract length changes are proportionately smaller.
Research on sex-biased genes in An. gambiae showed that because testes in males are proportionately smaller than ovaries in blood-fed females, testes-enriched genes were significantly underrepresented and ovary-enriched genes were highly overrepresented in the sex-biased genes detected from the whole body samples (Baker and Russell 2011; Baker et al. 2011).
Thus, children, who have blood volumes that are proportionately smaller (80 mL less per kilogram body weight), would have higher blood concentrations of a chemical after the absorption of the same amount of chemical after an exposure compared with adults with an identical exposure.
In weighted multilevel random effects models, between-school variability in dating violence victimization was proportionately small but substantive: 10% for male victimization and 5% for female victimization.
The horse should be proportionately small all over, and express all the qualities of a full-size Finnhorse.
If the incapacity is partial, the pension is proportionately smaller.
That's why our advertising spending is proportionately smaller than that of our competitors.
