Sentence examples for less in proportion to from inspiring English sources

And she has made headlines, more or less in proportion to the number of toes she has stepped on.

This is a code according to which we are to care for everyone while benefiting some people more and others less, in proportion to their relation to us.

The slope of the CFPP in MCs has been found to decrease significantly less in proportion to increased body weight.

Our investigation emphasized the importance of identifying those parameters to which population level effects are insensitive, but it also showed that changes in many individual demographic parameters produced population-level changes more or less in proportion to change in the parameter or parameter group concerned.

This suggests that, despite comparable absolute peak VO2 values with nonobese boys, the cardiac output and uptake of oxygen at tissue level is less efficient in proportion to total mass and active fat-free mass.

According to a recent study, only the residents and businesses in Hawaii used less energy per person, in proportion to the state's population and its economy.

Obese people, experts agree, are no more likely to binge eat than their less adipose counterparts, though, in proportion to their size and energy demands, they eat more.

Their claim is essentially that CRR – which allows advertisers to pay less for ITV airtime in proportion to any drop in ratings (which you might have expected to happen anyway) – drives the network to chase ratings at all costs.

As might be expected, higher R0 values resulted in higher attack rates and less effective antiviral interventions in proportion to attack rate.

Setting average body density to 1 g/mL, this expression gives a unit less value of the regional tissue activity in proportion to the average activity per mL for the entire body.

While the right adrenal gland was being operated, APCO fluctuated markedly in more or less inverse proportion to the change in ABP, whereas PACO shifted rather smoothly (Fig. 3).