Sentence examples for in the proportionate from inspiring English sources
Values for these assemblage characteristics decline toward the lower-lying hangingwall of the fault compartments, accompanied by an increase in the proportionate weight of artifact assemblages comprising quartzite, particularly flaking shatter and potentially useful detached pieces.
Also, the increase in the initial concentrations of Cd2+ and Pb2+ from 25too 750 mg/L also amounted in the proportionate increase in Cd2+ and Pb2+ biosorbed by TISW from 11.55 to 146.89 and 10.48 to 176.22 mg/g, respectively.
Accordingly, any change in the proportionate limb length discrepancy would identify a change in the growth rate.
The second term refers to the effect of differences in the proportionate cause of death structure (distributions).
Since the proportionate changes are smaller for larger randomisation weights, the absolute difference in the proportionate changes falls with increasing randomisation weights.
Despite the huge difference in the proportionate expenditure on drugs, special clinic patients still receive on average a higher value of drugs per inpatient day equivalent (M106,000) than MCH patients (M87,000).
However, because mean BMI was substantially lower in men than in women in 1989 (with more women than men being already overweight or obese in 1989), the proportionate increase in the prevalence of overweight and obesity, between 1989 and 2004, was greater in men than in women.
In [21] the proportionate adaptive filter was derived from a unified view of variable-metric projection algorithms.
The obtained data was then used in determining the proportionate sample size for each sub-location and village.
In contrast, the proportionate changes over time were largely unfavorable for overweight and obesity, and for most of the considered metabolic CVD-RF (low HDL-cholesterol, high triglyceride, abnormal fasting glucose, upper quartile of HOMA-IR).
Age distribution, also called Age Composition, in population studies, the proportionate numbers of persons in successive age categories in a given population.
