Sentence examples for proportion such that from inspiring English sources
The act also included a provision to index tax brackets beginning in 1984: as the earnings of taxpayers increased, the brackets would move in proportion, such that taxpayers having modest increases in taxable income would remain at about the same tax rate.
We start by drawing subsamples with subsampling proportion, such that each subsample comprises data on individuals.
Along with this loss of mass, is a reduction in mitochondrial functional capacity, but the decrease in mitochondrial capacity is out of proportion, such that the mitochondrial density also decreases [75,76].
Furthermore, if the number of molecules and the volume increase in proportion such that the concentration of each species is constant (the so-called thermodynamic limit), then the solution describing the behavior of the state variables can be written as the sum of a single-valued variable that is the solution of the classical rate equations and a variable factor that decreases in magnitude as.
Of the different locus-breed combinations, nearly 20% deviated significantly from Hardy-Weinberg proportions, such that the mean number of breeds showing departure from equilibrium was 3.54±1.84 per locus.
Like MPD and MNTD, PSV and PSC reveal phylogenetic relatedness of species in a data set, but to calculate PSV and PSC, all branch lengths are proportioned such that the total length of all branches from the root to each species tip equals 1 (Helmus et al., 2007).
Even so, under the assumption of an approximately constant relative reduction from improved treatment, changes in treatment are unlikely to have an important effect on estimates of cumulative proportions, such as that 90% of prostate cancer deaths occur in men in the top quarter of prostate specific antigen concentrations at age 60.
Model M2a adds a third category, ωs > 1 with proportion ps such that ps = 1-p0-p1.
This proportion (selected such that 10% of individuals being evaluated in the high-incidence setting actually have underlying TB) remains constant across all scenarios, such that the pre-test probability of TB is higher in settings of high TB incidence, and declines over time as successful TB control strategies are employed.
Different RAP sizes were then combined, with proportions selected such that the RAP gradation matches the gradation of the crushed limestone used in this study.
Proportions were such that in 1 mL of DM there were 0.399 mL of sterile saline, 0.600 mL of rat serum albumin (1 mg of RSA powder:1 mL of 0.9% saline), and 0.001 mL of 1,2-distearoyl sn-glycero-3-phosphocholine (DSPC) (10 mg of DSPC powder:1 mL of ethanol).
