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The need to help this troubled population has forced campus mental health centers — whose staffs, on average, have not grown in proportion to student enrollment in 15 years — to take extraordinary measures to make do.

The average sequence reads increased in proportion to the number of CpGs within a 50-bp interval, and in fact, MIRA coverage was not low, even for regions of low CpG density (Additional file 2: Figure S1).

To assign a representative intake fraction for electricity savings in each state, we weighted the plant-level intake fractions by emissions within NERC region and averaged across NERC regions in proportion to electricity transmission patterns.

Mr Miliband said he wanted the minimum wage to rise in proportion to average earnings during the next parliament.

All plots demonstrated strong proportional bias, with the difference between measures increasing in proportion to the average level of physical activity.

Setting average body density to 1 g/mL, this expression gives a unitless value of the regional tissue activity in proportion to the average activity per mL in the entire body.

Setting average body density to 1 g/mL, this expression gives a unitless value of the regional tissue activity in proportion to the average activity per mL of the entire body.

Setting average body density to 1 g/mL, this expression gives a unit less value of the regional tissue activity in proportion to the average activity per mL for the entire body.

This weighting method assigned confidence to maps in proportion to the average number of individuals and genotypic classes genotyped and in inverse proportion to the average segregation distortion of the markers.

Background: Economic evaluations include estimates of surgical procedures costs that have usually been derived by allocating operating room (OR) costs in proportion to the average duration of different procedure types.

This is because the average number of cluster-heads increases in proportion to the probability.