Sentence examples for commensurate with both from inspiring English sources

Advantage 2020 is a tremendous undertaking, commensurate with both what is at stake in upcoming elections and the size of the challenge that lies ahead.

Rapid advances continue to be made in technology with commensurate investment both from the commercial sector and government funded research in The UK, Europe and the US.

While senescent cells maintain a stable diploid DNA content, commensurate with their increased size both the total RNA and total protein content are increased [ 15- 20].

Heavier members of the group associate or coordinate with other atoms or groups of atoms in numbers commensurate with the size of both the chalcogen and the coordinating group.

The sample sizes were small in both studies, commensurate with the first attempt to investigate a novel approach.

Concern that there has been over protection in some areas and under protection in others has led to calls for the creation of "a new ethical foundation…that provides oversight that, rather than being based on a distinction between research and practice, is commensurate with risk and burden in both realms" [ 12].

These findings seem commensurate with relative increases in the prevalence of both VSS and SS.

Officers respond to threats, both actual and perceived, in ways (hopefully) commensurate with that threat.

In both cases, the number of hepatocytes per field declined commensurate with the appearance of foamy macrophages (Fig. 3B).

Salary is commensurate with experience.

Stipends commensurate with hospital policy.