Sentence examples for is correspondingly larger from inspiring English sources

For smaller subgroups the margin of sampling error is correspondingly larger: three points for non-Hispanic respondents nationally, four points for Hispanic respondents nationally, and five points for either non-Hispanic or Hispanic respondents in New York City.

The internal noise is correspondingly larger compared with the mean current at the first plateau.

Hence, the HG/glass adhesion is greater than the HG/poly(propylene) adhesion, and therefore the friction coefficient is correspondingly larger for the HG/glass than for HG/poly(propylene).

Giant star, any star having a relatively large radius for its mass and temperature; because the radiating area is correspondingly large, the brightness of such stars is high.

In contrast, when RP is large, the number of devices in SN is correspondingly large.

The consequence is correspondingly large differences in estimated absolute enzyme dosage levels depending upon which assay is used to measure the concentration of the enzyme preparations.

The excesses of the 1990's dwarfed those of the 1980's, and the economic risks are correspondingly larger.

Protecting a single port city from floods is easier than protecting a similar population spread out along a coastline of fishing villages (though when things go wrong disasters can be correspondingly larger and harder to address).

As for MnO2-GO(1), the specific surface area and the total pore volume are measured to be approximately 238.1 m2 g-1 and approximately 0.711 cm3 g-1, which are correspondingly larger than those for MnO2-GO(2).

Nevertheless, the increased removal rates indicated by the present direct kinetics determinations imply that environmental sources of organic acids must be correspondingly larger to agree with field measurements.

In both cases, the odds ratio for the combination of serum and reported intake was slightly stronger than that for serum alone, and the z values were correspondingly larger.