Sentence examples for being commensurate from inspiring English sources

It could be done using a well-being scale, but as already mentioned this has the problem of not being commensurate with survival which is a major limitation in health care.

All eight analogues were quantified with the 25OHD levels being commensurate with DEQAS data.

Being commensurate with current state-of-the-art technology is a further justification for studying this minimal model.

The simulation shows that formation of free surfaces changes the martensite microstructures mostly in the surface layers, the thickness of these layers being commensurate with the size of martensite domains.

The photoactivated transformation is accompanied by an increase of approximately 1 % of the unit-cell volume, this increase being commensurate with less efficient crystal packing of the metastable state (see the analysis of the intermolecular interactions in the Supporting Information).

Nevertheless, the repeatability of both techniques is very good with the ICC for the existing technique being commensurate with the findings of Pretty et al and the convex hull software delivering even greater performance.

It is commensurate with the pervasive harm done.

Much was asked of Neil Armstrong, and he was commensurate.

"I put in the effort that was commensurate with that".

His productivity is commensurate only with his stubbornness.

For them, compromise is commensurate with defeat — not political expediency.