Sentence examples for may have proportionally from inspiring English sources

These eurybiomic species, therefore, may have proportionally lower extinction rates than semi-eurybiomic species.

(3) Our data suggest that young growing rats may have proportionally higher requirements for dietary silicon than adult rats.

However, small contractions may anyhow have proportionally greater impact in diseased artery with luminal narrowing.

Increased levels of proteins on mitochondria upon Dox treatment also infer that RNA synthesis may not have proportionally increased, causing exhaustion of RNA pool in mitochondria.

Apart from differences in energetic requirements, metabolism, and predation risk, we also need to consider what we mean by 'heavier' individual: in a sexually dimorphic species where females are smaller than males, a well-fed female will nonetheless be lighter than a starving male, and may even have proportionally larger energy reserves per unit of body weight.

If bank vole infections are more persistent, then by sampling every 4 weeks we may have missed proportionally more infections in wood mice than in bank voles.

Farmers may be more vulnerable than other occupational groups, as illness/injury during critical periods of the year, such as at harvest, may have a proportionally greater affect on income than the duration of illness/injury.

However, we also have proportionally less older adults, which may serve to increase the transport injury estimates.

Other ornithomimosaurs have proportionally large brains, and the small brain of Deinocheirus may reflect its social behaviour or diet.

As hyperaerated areas have proportionally low mass, the absolute amount of lung tissue undergoing cyclic hyperaeration may be reduced.

Q: Does Ukip have proportionally more of these candidates, he says.