Sentence examples for commensurate in from inspiring English sources

The two are obviously commensurate in one sense, but is there something else happening that cannot be captured in a read-out of brainwaves?

"It was a job that was open, commensurate in salary pretty much ten thousand dollars less"—but, she added, Monegan hadn't wanted the job, so he left state service; he quit.

I didn't want to feel like that, but it's curious what happens is you have to suffer — you have to earn it, and it's not commensurate in any way.

The mean motions are not exactly commensurate in such a resonance, however, since the motion of the asteroid orbital node or perihelion is always involved (except for the 1 1 Trojan resonances).

"It was a job that was open, commensurate in salary pretty much — ten thousand dollars less" — but, she added, Monegan hadn't wanted the job, so he left state service; he quit.

"After nearly nine years of war," Richard Haass, the president of the Council on Foreign Relations and a senior official in Mr. Bush's State Department, wrote over the weekend in Newsweek, "continued or increased U.S. involvement in Afghanistan isn't likely to yield lasting improvements that would be commensurate in any way with the investment of American blood and treasure.

We predicted that rapamycin-suppression of RTA would result in commensurate changes in downstream lytic genes.

This has resulted in a commensurate increase in patient expectation regarding longevity and the degree to which function and lifestyle is restored.

We also have shown that increasing the number of genes for making doublets does not necessarily result in a commensurate increase in accuracy.

This change was accompanied by a commensurate rise in CySS in both mutant and control animals (P<0.0001; Fig. 5B).

There has been no commensurate decline in physical activity, in either country – in the UK, exercise levels have increased over the last 20 years.