Sentence examples for proportion to keep from inspiring English sources

Our ego tends to blow things totally out of proportion to keep us safe.

Since weaned CXCL14−/− mice were already lighter than CXCL14+/− littermates, reduced capacity of food intake in CXCL14−/− mice should be established during the postnatal three weeks, thereby gaining body weight in proportion to keep the slightly lighter phenotype over the life time.

There's no substitute for old-fashioned good acting with a dash of mystery, with clues well proportioned to keep fans busy without revealing too much at once".

With the third Test in Perth starting on Friday on a ground where Australia have won the last six Tests between the two, England need a turnaround of unprecedented proportions to keep the series alive.

In this whirlwind of stress release and sun burnt substance over-load, it takes music of elephantine proportions to keep the crowd on side.

From a composition with only PCI, it has gradually been replaced by bottom ash in different proportions, trying to keep similar ratios to those of Portland cement type II (CPI + fly ash) and type IV (CPI + pozzolanic material).

Random and aligned nanofibrous scaffolds based on collagen chitosan thermoplastic polyurethane (TPU) blends were electrospun to mimic the componential and structural aspects of the native extracellular matrix, while an optimal proportion was found to keep the balance between biocompatibility and mechanical strength.

Despite the lull, that proportion seems certain to keep growing.

The moderate tries to maintain a rough proportion between them, to keep her country along its historic trajectory.

Over a third of the world's airline fleet is now rented (see chart) and the proportion is likely to keep growing.

PERHAPS it is a search for order, for scale, for the rules of proportion, some impulse to keep track, but human beings seem hard-wired to take measure of the world around them.