Sentence examples for generally commensurate from inspiring English sources
At low concentrations (3 60 ng/mL, analyte dependent) imprecision was lower with ESI, whereas both techniques were generally commensurate at high concentrations (200 1000 ng/mL, analyte dependent).
The audit says that providing health services to people in detention is governed by the principle the asylum seekers have access to clinically recommended care, at a standard generally commensurate with health care available to the Australian community, but "taking into account the diverse and potentially complex health needs of those in immigration detention".
FedEx prices are generally commensurate with those of UPS, says Jindel, but it can charge a premium for its special services.
She said the federal fees should generally be "commensurate with fees" charged by state-run exchanges.
This is because different locations respond to local signal values which are different and not generally rationally commensurate.
We show theoretically that Bloch oscillations in periodic systems with helical conformation are also strongly affected by such lateral field; the oscillation frequency splits into a manifold of several generally non-commensurate frequencies leading to a complicated pattern of the charge motion.
This is seemingly a function of the fact that although the number of insufficient sleepers has increased generally, there has been a commensurate decrease in the number of long sleepers, the latter of which could be associated with positive health outcomes.
Generally, the number of sources is commensurate with the length of the paper.
GP registrars in private practice generally receive a proportion of their billings commensurate with their level of experience as income.
But it takes nothing away from his achievements — crucially, articulating for the Civil War a significance that could outlast and be commensurate with its awfulness — that he generally knew what he was doing and coolly calculated how to do it.
Academic rank and stipends are commensurate with the year of postgraduate training (generally PGY5 and PGY6).
