Sentence examples for proportionate degree from inspiring English sources

For in spite of their monumental size, they did not improve the accuracy of astronomical observation to a proportionate degree.

The media customarily refers to both Hamas rockets and Israel's advanced weaponry as though there exists a semblance of a proportionate degree of capabilities.

Our ADC values and the proportionate degree of anisotropy are slightly higher than those previously reported using a different magnet field strength (4.7 T) [ 59].

In the chronically hypoxic heart, as might be expected, HIF-1 α levels are significantly increased, to a level proportionate to the degree of hypoxia.

Serum cortisol levels have been reported to be proportionate to the degree of stress and, by mirroring the individual stress level, to predict outcome in sepsis and pneumonia [ 12].

Previously we have reported that this increase is proportionate to the degree of glycation [ 35].

Pain from skeletal injury tends to be well localised and proportionate to the degree of trauma in most patients.

Previously we have reported that the amount of such products formed is proportionate to the degree of glycation induced protein cross-linking [ 37].

PE associated with adverse outcomes may have created disequilibria in the levels of pro-oxidants (increased 8-epiPGF2α) and antioxidants proportionate to the degree of severity (reduced TAOC) culminating in oxidative stress.

It is widely accepted in mental health services around the world that coercion is a last resort and should be proportionate to the degree of threat being faced [ 3- 5].

The difficulty that has beset this treatment is that, if a foreign body is left in a wound the surgeon must be infinitely more careful about asepsis than he is in the ordinary course of events and careful in a degree proportionate to the bulk of the foreign body.