Sentence examples for further apportioned from inspiring English sources

Her tireless championing of Native American welfare together with that of Mary Bonney and others was instrumental in the passage of the Dawes General Allotment Act (1887), which further apportioned remaining tribal lands and provided for eventual citizenship for Native Americans.

Within-subject variance was further apportioned into cycle-to-cycle variance and day-to-day variance (Box et al. 1978).

In-vehicle PM2.5 was further apportioned among different sources (Riediker et al. 2004b), and strongest associations were observed between PM2.5 from brake wear and engine emissions and HRV.

The variance about β0 has been further apportioned by the introduction of a random intercept for each visit, b0 ij, and each subject, b0 i.

Unfortunately, NOx measurements at Bexley 4 were not available during the campaign to further apportion local PM10.

Further, indoor concentrations were apportioned to determine the fraction from outdoor and indoor sources.

There are a further 70 seats reserved for women and minorities which will be apportioned according to the parties' performance in the directly elected constituencies.

They are apportioned on the basis of the popular vote and in some cases further weighted according to how many Democrats voted in the previous election in each congressional district.

"How exactly friendliness should be understood and how it should be implemented, and how the amity should be apportioned between different people and nonhuman creatures is a matter that merits further consideration," he says.

Still others went even further and, like Neurath under the banner of "unified science", also rejected philosophy as a separate discipline and apportioned what remained of it after the rejection of metaphysics to science as its meta-theory.

After 4, 12 and 20 hours, the worms were apportioned to three plates containing E. coli OP50 with 200 µg mL−1 tetracycline to ensure no further transfer of non-ingested B. pseudomallei.