Sentence examples for interest in proportion from inspiring English sources

This approval percentage is biased downwards by the decision of Mr. Dell to vote his 15percentt interest in proportion to the vote of disinterested shareholders.

My preferred approach to limiting interest in the multinational context is to allocate worldwide interest of a multinational group so only that portion of worldwide interest in proportion to U.S. gross profits is deductible in the United States.

Territorial neutrality has proved highly useful in societies that are changing, allowing for the representation of new interests in proportion to their strength simply by allowing their supporters to vote in relatively equal territorial units.

He and other Cubist-influenced artists (including his two brothers) formed a group called the Section d'Or ("Golden Section") in 1912; Villon suggested the name to emphasize the group's interest in geometric proportions.

To calculate mean BPND for associative striatum, bilateral regions and total striatum, BPND values for the constituent regions of interest were weighted in proportion to region of interest volume.

A priori, we were interested in the proportion of participants who met criteria for probable depression who received any mental health-related care.

Finally, we were interested in the proportion of genetic and environmental influences on mindfulness not shared with depressive symptoms and anxiety sensitivity.

The reason why I am interested in the proportion of F0 and F2 diagnoses is that these diagnoses, which include dementia and schizophrenia, were reported to be the largest contributor to psychiatric health care costs in Korea[ 38].

60 Moreover, one might be interested in the proportion of mutations with S around 1, as this class of mutation might be impossible to select out and yet might be damaging to the mean fitness of populations.

Further, we were interested in the proportion and costs of patients who experienced a re-admission by risk band (20 bands based on the level of the risk score).

We were specifically interested in the proportion of research effort that was focused on different methods and techniques, and papers often included multiple separate studies or experiments, so we evaluated and quantified all 'studies' within papers separately.