Sentence examples for gain in proportion from inspiring English sources

By contrast, the gain in proportion protected with the same combination that gave 50% protected, is equivalent to increasing the immunogenicity of a single component by 8.25 fold with a corresponding increase in proportion protected from 50 to 97.6%.

Escalating insulin doses are also associated with weight gain, in proportion to the reduction in glycemia.

Threat 1 (Abuse and nefarious use of cloud computing), is one that has been gaining in proportion recently.

Fig. 2 Average unadjusted gains in proportion correct on translation items from pretest to posttest, as a function of condition.

SE standard error, SD standard deviation Fig. 1 Average unadjusted gains in proportion correct on encoding graphs from pretest to posttest, as a function of condition.

Proportional voting -- where the political parties gain seats in proportion to the actual percentage of votes won on Election Day -- means everyone's vote counts toward the election of someone he or she voted for.

We are also concerned that the substantial participation in plan development by individuals who may stand to gain directly in proportion to the size of the commercial development introduces conflict of interest issues, and departs from traditional MIT decision-making processes.

The effectiveness of our approach in terms in accelerating protection will depend, in large measure, on the extent to which fishers gain yields in proportion to the benefits they cede in the no-fishing zones.

Prepare your plaster a few days in advance (the earlier the better - lime needs time to "adopt itself to the sand and gain plasticity) in proportion of 8 parts extra fine sand to 5 parts slaked (pitted) lime or so, with the least water possible.

If the increase in efficacy or the proportion protected is expressed in equivalent immunogenicity, the gain in the proportion protected is approximately twice the gain in efficacy.

When EB and BN2 were compared in patients with metastasis, the net gain in reclassification proportion in patients with metastasis was −40.8% (p < 0.0001).