Sentence examples for commensurate for a from inspiring English sources

That's usually commensurate for a quarterback ranked in the range of 4th-7th in a draft class.

In the absurd context of Big Football, the offer wasn't commensurate for a player who had established himself at the very top of his sport – his duel with Cristiano Ronaldo at Euro 2004 was an engaging, epic battle between two emerging greats – and who Arsenal had previously valued at £30m.

Accordingly, because of this self-organizing property of entire gene expression patterns that are commensurate for a particular cell fate, the activation of one or a few key "fate determining TFs" suffices to switch cell lineages (transdifferentiation) [3], [7].

Commensurate Order: For a commensurate FOIM system of order q, the system is stable and exhibits chaotic oscillations if (vert arg (operatorname{eig}(J_{E})) vert = vert arg (lambda_{i}) vert > frac{qpi}{ 2}), where (J_{E}) is the Jacobian matrix at the equilibrium E, and (lambda_{i}) are the eigenvalues of the FOIM system, where (i = 1,2,3,4).

"We need to have strong action and for those people to take that home to their governments and make sure it is implemented at a scale and urgency that is commensurate for the problems we are seeing".

Commensurate with a functional role for leukotrienes, the 5-lipoxygenase-activating enzyme inhibitor MK-886 inhibited mast-cell-induced Teff migration; and purified LTB4, but not LTC4, directly induced Teff directional migration in a bell-shaped dose response curve typical of many chemokines.

(It's funny that there was never really a commensurate term for it, unless you count "New York").

This shift means more jobs in the suburbs, and the jobs create a commensurate demand for housing.

The fund agreed to raise about $500 billion in new lending capacity if Europe would raise a commensurate amount for its own bailout fund.

But toward the end of the 17th century, there was a growing interest in beautifying houses and laying out gardens and squares, with a commensurate demand for balconies, staircases, and garden gates.

"Local government will need support to ensure our services for vulnerable children and adults are up to the challenge brought by further reductions in welfare spending – and that the push to greater home ownership amongst social tenants is backed up by a commensurate ability for us to supply the homes required to fulfil our duties to those on our housing waiting lists.