Sentence examples for lead to a proportionate from inspiring English sources

Our work showed that an increase in badger numbers does not lead to a proportionate increase in TB.

First, the effect of a wage increase on the share of labour is not completely offset by changes in the input mix, so that an increase in wage rates does not lead to a proportionate reduction in total employment; and second, the factor of production that grows fastest will see its share in the national income diminished.

No 10 also warned today that reduction in the number of subs would not lead to a proportionate cut in the cost of the Trident programme, because more would be spent on the remaining boats to maintain the overall deterrent capability.

In budding yeast, perturbations that prolong S phase lead to a proportionate delay in the activation times of most origins.

When Germany used the budget ceiling approach, for example, excessive increases in physicians' services did lead to a proportionate reduction in the level of fees [ 9].

In this manner, it can be determined whether an alteration in an upstream component will lead to a proportionate downstream change.

For instance, a recent article in The American Economic Review by Gilles Duranton and Matthew Turner shows that road construction in the United States typically leads to a proportionate increase in utilization, leaving congestion unchanged.

Since the elasticity coefficient for combined school enrolment was less than one (0.906), it implied that a one percentage point increase in school enrolment could lead to a less than proportionate increase in the Internet usage.

This is a clear indication that consumption of cigarettes, alcohol, and betel nuts in Taiwan does respond to a change in price, although proportionate increases in price lead to a slightly less than proportionate reduction in consumption.

The changes in hours that was meant to bring more women into the chamber has merely led to a tiny proportionate increase, and instead of a busy bustling parliament the corridors echo with emptiness in the evening.

Specifically, the greater energy intake reported by the breakfast group led to an estimated proportionate difference in diet-induced thermogenesis (221 ± 49 kcal/d) relative to the fasting group (180 ± 39 kcal/d; P = 0.01).