Sentence examples for in proportion to the extent of from inspiring English sources
While Jewish fears about Muslim antisemitism may not always be in proportion to the extent of the threat, Muslim attacks on Jews are a far from trivial phenomenon.
To overcome this practice, I would suggest unlimited compulsory licensing to all who desire it, under certain regulations which would in sure reasdnable compensa tion paid by the licensee to the holder of the patent in proportion to the extent of the use to be made of the patent by the licensee.
As a proponent of the retributive theory, Anselm first insisted that "God demands satisfaction in proportion to the extent of the sin".
Moreover, in the current study, a simple method, rapid, and economical based on the activity of dehydrogenase enzyme was optimized for determining the effluent toxicity assessment of aqueous solutions, so that the extent of reduction of Resazurin was in proportion to the extent of activity of P. aeruginosa BCRC 11864 bacteria.
Serum levels of CSF1 increased in patients undergoing liver surgery in proportion to the extent of liver resected.
At other sites, there was an open distrust of EBPs; we observed that uptake was limited in proportion to the extent of the distrust.
Increased levels of troponins are detectable 3 12 h after myocardial injury, with the concentration being in direct proportion to the extent of injury [ 5].
Second, sampling intensity, in proportion to the class extent, did not largely influence the classification accuracy.
Kelly et al. reported that red blood cells containing methemoglobin produced T1 shortening, the extent of which was in proportion to the level of methemoglobin.
In his Edwardian tailoring, he could be a steely yuppie banker of the 1980's, and, like his Ophelia, he is mad in direct proportion to the extent he moistens and musses up his coiffure.
It is thus apparent that the extent of secondary exposure among individuals increased in proportion to the duration and degree of physical contact they had with victims.
