Sentence examples for is of proportionate from inspiring English sources

These question levels are of similar scope to the data levels: the tissue level data is of similar scope to human-scale biology questions, the patient level data is of comparable scope to clinical questions, and the population level data is of proportionate scope to epidemic-scale questions.

Aspirants seeking an "exciting" cabin crew career with Michael O'Leary's budget airline must be spectacles-free (contact lenses are acceptable) and be of proportionate weight to a minimum height of 5ft 2in.

Given the prevalence of parental concerns increased with biological and psychosocial adversity, the service response needs to be one of proportionate universalism where the greater the disadvantage, the more services available [ 68].

"When Hillary talks about things like hacking back, what we're really talking about is a doctrine of proportionate response," Tam explains.

The strength of recovery is typically proportionate to the depth of recession.

""The assumption behind the Leadership Equality and Diversity Fund is that there has been discrimination if there is not proportionate representation of any of the above groups in leadership roles," he told The Daily Telegraph.

In fact, the level of access is directly proportionate to the difficulty of protection.

Allocation of funds is not proportionate to the needs of FSW across regions.

Eventually, since the quantity of Aβ peptides is directly proportionate to that of the tagged fluorochrome, the photocurrents generated by p-FET are a function of the amount of Aβ peptides specifically conjugated with fluorochrome.

For studies that use such measures, one simple and intuitive way to quantify effect sizes is in terms of proportionate change from baseline, using an effect size known as the log response ratio.

Employers can only take positive action if it is a proportionate way of tackling the under representation of a particular racial group, without discriminating against others.