Sentence examples for proportion to one from inspiring English sources

Increasing the diameters of both portal tracts and central veins in proportion to one another has relatively little effect on these fluxes because the sinusoidal pressure distribution stays approximately unchanged, and thus, the interstitial pressure is largely unaffected.

This "Happy Days," which runs through Feb. 2, scales up all its elements in exact proportion to one another.

In architecture, scale — the size of various parts of a building in proportion to one another and to the size of human beings — counts for a lot.

In architecture, scale the size of various parts of a building in proportion to one another and to the size of human beings counts for a lot.

If you apply that proportion to one of Alabama's 1,519 schools, that means you would expect a shooting incident at that school once every 782 school years.

Should family members endorse the plan, this temporary memorial would be a brushed stainless-steel pylon, nine and a half feet tall, similar in proportion to one of the twin towers.

Households were randomized in equal proportions to one of three groups: control, control plus hand hygiene or control plus hand hygiene plus surgical face masks.

Given the illiquid nature of farm wealth in Ireland, we may therefore anticipate that farm income and farm wealth enter the utility function in different proportions to one another, i.e. partial integration.3 In such circumstances, there is likely to be a relationship between wealth and the income risk of the farm but not in equal proportions.

Within each of these eight categories, patients were randomly allocated in equal proportions to one of the three study arms, in randomly permuted blocks of nine subjects.

In addition, by the end of the study the relative abundances of bacterial morphotypes of both groups had reset to more or less similar proportions to one another and to their previous compositions at the start of the study (Fig. 4).

From the samples in each area, participants were randomly allocated in equal proportions to one of three groups (using a computer generated randomisation list): (i invited to attend the dedicated clinic, not fasting; (ii)invited to attend the dedicated clinic, fasting; and (iii)invited to attend the pathology centre, not fasting, no reminder letter.