Sentence examples for is proportionately larger from inspiring English sources

That is proportionately larger, at 12.7% of GDP, than the comparable exposure of Germany's banks.

The engineering talent pool is proportionately larger, and better in many respects.

The expense for "Eating and drinking places" sector is proportionately larger in Kyoto Prefecture, and the "Recreational services" is larger in Tokyo.

It is proportionately larger in males.

In portions of the phase plane where the Wilson-Cowan equations predict fast deterministic dynamics, the effect of noise is small by comparison; near the fixed point of the deterministic system, where the Wilson-Cowan equations predict slower dynamics, the effect of noise is proportionately larger.

Our results are in line with previous morphological work that the cochlear apparatus in the inner ear is proportionately larger in the echolocating bats than in other animals [ 21].

Rather, he said, "physicians are obligated to prevent people from making potentially life-threatening sacrifices, unless the chance of success is proportionately large".

The main way that the ape brain is different from our own is in size of the cortex, and thus their limbic (emotional) system is proportionately large [ 88].

If a candidate had a better or worse rating than that, we'll assume that her impact was proportionately larger or smaller.

Popeye's face was proportionately larger than Krazy Kat's, but he was such a florid caricature that much of Segar's expressive budget was spent on nondiscretionary items, like Popeye's distended jaw and oversized nose; these were good jokes, but the same jokes every time.

He wants to offset income-tax cuts by paring benefits, which are so broad that some 90% of Dutch people collect at least one.Economists also point out that the figures exclude pension funds that are proportionately larger than in other countries.