Sentence examples for is correspondingly smaller from inspiring English sources

As a result, you owe the same amount of tax but since your regular tax is higher, your AMT is correspondingly smaller.

That is largely because the deaf population of the world is much smaller than the hearing population and the pool of athletes is correspondingly smaller.

If the government is persuading a high proportion of available funds to be spent on public debt, the amount remaining for investment in other places, for example, investment in industry, is correspondingly small, with the result that a higher price (or higher interest rate) needs to be paid to attract such investment.

For small networks the available range of subnet sizes is correspondingly small and the value of p less important.

The Danish experience shows that even if antimicrobial agent consumption is generally low and the frequency of resistance is correspondingly small, a temporary rise in consumption of even a single class of antimicrobial agent can shift this balance in an unfavorable direction.

Defects in these small structures are correspondingly smaller such that small crack behavior is becoming an important design consideration for reliability and performance of such devices.

Phase-field simulations indicate that the macroscopic coercive field, remanent polarization and remanent strain in the polycrystal with a random distribution of grain orientation are correspondingly smaller than those in the polycrystal with a uniform distribution of grain orientation.

Gravitational lensing might be the reason: If some quasars are actually dimmer than they appear, then their host galaxies must be correspondingly smaller.

This value is approximately 0.3 % and is thus considerably smaller so that the desired reduction in the CTE should be correspondingly smaller.

For a thicker sheet, the weight of the topmost layer with remarkable disorder is smaller, and thus ID/IG should be correspondingly smaller.

Here, Mary Ellen apparently didn't attempt to prove why she made her $140,000 contribution to AIM, and the natural consequence of the contribution was to reduce Albert's interest to 5.2% so that UBS's charging order would be correspondingly smaller and also UBS then might not have have had access to additional remedies that exist against so-called single-member LLCs.