Sentence examples for for the proportionate from inspiring English sources

The statement called for efforts to carry out United Nations resolutions and for the "proportionate use of legitimate means of defense," a phrase that many analysts here read to suggest Vatican disapproval of Israel's assault in response to the wave of suicide bombings.

Two original mixed integer programming formulations for the proportionate MPOS are developed and their complexity is discussed.

See Fig. 1 for the distributions of proportionate agreement statistics of the eight sessions, and see Table 6 for the proportionate agreement statistics of the eight sessions.

Each preferential pattern results in an ultimate stable state for the proportionate population distribution as the number of generations increases without bound.

Accounting for the prevalence of produce-washing behaviours across Melbourne, the model predicted annual disease burdens ranging from 4 × 10−9 for bathroom water use only to 3 × 10−6 for laundry water use only, and accounting for the proportionate use of each greywater type, the annual disease burden was 2 × 10−6.

Matta (2009) developed two original mixed-integer programming (MIP) models (i.e., time-based model and sequence-based model) for the proportionate multiprocessor open shop scheduling problem and proposed a genetic algorithm (GA) to schedule the shop with the objective of the makespan minimization.

So, for example, the proportionate share of the rent for a roommate who lived with a married couple with a child would be 50percentt.

Moreover, an additional limitation of the proportionate mortality methodology is that the magnitude of each cause of death is dependent upon the magnitude of the proportionate mortality for other causes of death.

For other regions, the proportionate morbidity due to dengue was higher than that due to malaria, except for South America, where proportionate morbidity was approximately equal (20 cases vs. 16 cases per 1,000 ill returned travelers).

For each session, we calculate the proportionate agreement for each unique human subject pair.

The relative risk or hazard ratio (HR) is then interpreted for each covariate as the proportionate change in the instantaneous probability of diagnosis for two individuals, differing only by a single unit of that covariate.