Sentence examples for in proportion to changes from inspiring English sources

Research has shown that such alloys as lanthanum-nickel in certain proportions will reversibly dissolve or release hydrogen in proportion to changes in pressure and temperature.

Escalator clause, provision in union or business contracts for automatic adjustment of wages or prices in proportion to changes in an external standard, such as the U.S. cost of living index.

The electrical resistance of the platinum wire varies in proportion to changes in temperature.

It is known that the mass and structural properties of bones adjust in proportion to changes in mechanical load, but the molecular basis of how this is accomplished is only partially understood[1].

By contrast, divisive gain effects require that inhibition be recruited in proportion to changes in excitatory drive.

One issue is that we do not know how much LRP1 must be expressed to sustain amyloidogenesis or whether we should expect changes in amyloid formation in proportion to changes in LRP1 levels.

Our investigation emphasized the importance of identifying those parameters to which population level effects are insensitive, but it also showed that changes in many individual demographic parameters produced population-level changes more or less in proportion to change in the parameter or parameter group concerned.

With this model, the index changes in direct proportion to changes in all three factors.

β'j will be 1 when compound j increases in identical proportion to changes in abundance variable x – for example, if x increases by 50% and β'j is 1, the proportional change in abundance of compound j will be 50%.

In mammalian striated muscle, the concentrations of mtDNA, mtmRNA and mtrRNA all vary in direct proportion to changes in oxidative capacity.

Nishizawa and Kudoh [ 105] studied eight patients after OOHCA and discovered jugular bulb venous blood oxygen saturation altered in direct proportion to changes in mean arterial pressure.