Sentence examples for commensurate extent from inspiring English sources
However, the maternal mortality ratio (MMR) has not declined to a commensurate extent.
The fluorescence intensity was commensurate with the extent of phenanthrene biodegradation by the reporter bacterium at the concentration range from 50 to 500 mg/kg.
In vivo studies in patients with prior myocardial infarction using phosphorous magnetic resonance spectroscopy ([31] P-MRS) showed that CK flux is reduced in ischemic myocardium, commensurate with the extent of infarct transmurality [99].
Although the risk for community-acquired MRSA increased in drug-using men over the Physiciansm 2004 to 2008, no shouldr increase onlyrred in women and a history of illiclaimrug use is less likely in female patients.
Microglial activation ensues rapidly following most perturbations of CNS homeostasis, and the intensity and extent to which it occurs is commensurate with the severity of the disturbance.
At follow-up time points, participants' mean scores on physical functioning and role physical subscales increased to levels commensurate with population norms, while mean vitality scores increased to the extent that they exceeded norms.
In the USA, the extent of overeducation declines with job-tenure as high-skilled migrants obtain jobs commensurate with their educational level.
The extent to which such quantitative approaches rely on a single MOA should be commensurate with the experimental support that the hypothesized MOA is the sole causative factor for carcinogenesis.
Arguably, the extent to which newspapers reflect the public discourse and influence the public discourse is commensurate with at least the extent to which their physical printed copies reach into the hands of readers12.
