She loved the tall, narrow proportions of the Georgian architecture, but many of the additions and design details of previous owners had to go.
By way of example, Mr. Garrett, in an interview with The Chicago Tribune in 1992, invoked the Federal style: "I like its chaste, attenuated look — those tall, narrow proportions.
It is a narrow vision aimed at cajoling one more trip to the ballot box from a narrow (37%–40%) proportion of voters.
Posterior intervals on nodes became narrower, as a proportion of node age, with increasing root age under all relaxed clock analyses, but this trend was clearer in MCMCTREE.
If anything, amongst narrowed knees, the proportion of medial compartment disease was slightly greater in HBM cases compared with the control group (p = 0.037); however, this association did not persist after age and gender adjustment.
The microcosmic heterogeneity in reservoirs is dominated by a high proportion of narrow throats.
Specialties with the highest proportion of narrow networks for children were infectious disease (77.4%) and nephrology (74.0%), and they were highest for adults in psychiatry (49.8%) and endocrinology (40.8%).
As academia becomes more and more fragmented and balkanized into more narrow niches, an increasing proportion of what academics produce is unnecessarily obscure and obtuse, and, not surprisingly, poorly written.
Though it's hard to measure a concept like "legitimacy," one way to quantify the court's partisanship is to look at how many decisions were decided by narrow 5 4 margins and the proportion of 5 4 decisions has been steadily rising for decades.
The total proportion of narrow cross-covariance functions, or putative monosynaptic connections, was ∼17%, which corresponds closely to the proportion of 16% of unilateral excitatory inputs previously reported [25].
