Sentence examples for for proportionately from inspiring English sources

Catholics, the bishops taught, could never vote for a candidate because he or she supported any of these evils but only despite such support and only for proportionately grave reasons.

Adult humans estimating large numbers of items show increasing errors for proportionately smaller differences, but our accuracy using numerals is almost entirely independent of number magnitude, i.e. it is linear.

That [10,000 Medi-Cal patients] figure was derived as an average of the CPMC's charitable care over three years, even though the medical group has been criticized for spending proportionately less on care for poor residents than other private nonprofit hospitals in the city.

Even allowing for the proportionately greater use of municipal services, businesses pay 3.4 times the rate, per unit of service, paid by residential taxpayers.We in Vancouver, and it seems our cousins in London, have a system of taxation without representation.

The number of observed cases for was proportionately more than the expected value.

This increased reform activism calls for a proportionately increased effort to track the record of past reforms and assess their features, determinants and effects.

Adaptive perfection by Fisherian gradualism requires long periods of time wherein "… a very slight selective effect acting for a correspondingly long time will be equivalent to a much greater effect acting for a proportionately shorter time" (R. A. Fisher 1921, in correspondence with S. Wright, quoted in Provine [1986], p. 247).

Tyrannosaurids are known for their proportionately very small two-fingered forelimbs, although remnants of a vestigial third digit are sometimes found.

The significant interactions with the location factor are accounted for by proportionately greater increases in warm threshold from pre- to post-stimulation in the calf vs. thigh region.

This is particularly seen in sub-Saharan Africa, which accounts for a proportionately larger number of the world's non-enrolled primary-school-aged children – 41 million in 1990 and 45 million in 2002.

However, we will use a hypothetical percentage and then proceed to recommend and demonstrate a mechanism for dividing proportionately between HIC and LIC governments, the total cost (financing burden) of meeting these minimum health opportunities and this mechanism takes as its point of departure the optimal size of LIC governments' obligation.