Sentence examples for factor in proportion from inspiring English sources

In the case of a minor who lacks capacity, article 6(2) states that consent can only be given by an authorised representative and that the opinion of the minor 'shall be taken into consideration as an increasingly determining factor in proportion to his or her age and degree of maturity'.

In the legal regulations the obligation of parents to involve their children in decision-making is defined in a way similar to the Convention of Human Rights and Biomedicine of the European Council: the will and the mind of the minor " shall be taken into consideration as an increasingly determining factor in proportion to his or her age and degree of maturity".

The real-time factor increases in proportion to the number of particles.

The swelling factor increased in proportion to the SIA at all pressures.

This study has two key findings: (i) The accuracy of variant annotation of the underlying genomic databases is a significant factor in the proportion of individuals who will be flagged with a reportable finding.

Thus, to account for spatial autocorrelation and possible nonlinear effects of continuous risk factors in the proportion of women reporting a preceding birth interval of ≤ 24 months with the proportion reporting current use of any modern reversible contraception at the provincial level in the DRC, we applied a unified approach by using a geo-additive semi-parametric mixed model.

However, when factoring in the proportion of biomass lost during the pretreatment process (ranging between 25.78 and 58.92% in corn stover and 28.34 and 38.22% in switchgrass), hydrothermolysis provided negligible or negative improvements to the extent of corn stover and switchgrass degradation by strain C1A.

The first method factored in the proportion of all indurations > = 14 mm multiplied by 1.22 to make up for the reduced sensitivity associated with cut off points higher than those recommended by the United States Center for Disease Control US CDCC) [ 14].

The effects of the interfering factors are progressive in proportion to the E T cell ratios, and negative because we anticipated progressive reduction in the per-cell radioactivity readings, as discussed above.

Alcohol was a reported factor in a sizeable proportion of run-off-road crashes occurring on ramps (14%) and ramp margins (30%).

These figures pertaining to alcohol use are difficult to interpret as bias in testing may be a factor in the high proportion of confirmed cases.