Sentence examples for back to the proportion from inspiring English sources

Polly correctly states that under Labour there was a limit on the number of private patients in foundation trust (FT) hospitals dating back to the proportion admitted in 2003.

Meta-analysis was performed on the log odds scale and results were transformed back to the proportion scale for interpretation.

Even though reconstitution of apo cyt b5 with heme resulted in the initial formation of a 1/1 ratio of species A and B, they converted back to the proportion found in the thermodynamically stable native state after some time.

The system was switched back to the initial proportion (60%% A, 40 % B) and the column was equilibrated for 3 min.

The fans were able to indulge in a bit of catharsis by cheering for Bonds, who seemed to have eased back to the svelte proportions of head and neck and trunk of his early days with the Pirates.

The policy, under which the charge revenues are refunded back to the regulated firms in proportion to energy output, was explicitly designed to affect investment in NOx-reducing technologies.

In China, the proportion of TB due to Beijing family strains in stored specimens going back to the 1950s was similar to the proportion among more recent specimens (12).

The logical way for Philadelphia to move him would be to trade him for conditional compensation, meaning that the exchange back to the Flyers would increase in proportion to the number of games and seasons Lindros played.

Most studies report on PN outcomes as the proportion of partners notified and/or the proportion of partners reporting back to the study clinics.

Its off-kilter sense of proportion harks back to the inspired models and stop-motion techniques of the late special-effects maestro Ray Harryhausen.

Snow has a high albedo (it reflects a significant proportion of solar shortwave radiation back to the atmosphere), and thus the temperature at the surface remains cool.