Sentence examples for proportionate increases from inspiring English sources

This hypothesis can be corroborated with our current data indicating a post-treatment positive correlation between IL-6 and IL-10 levels where increased level of IL-6 was countered by the proportionate increases in IL-10.

Countries such as South Korea and Taiwan have experienced in a decade proportionate increases in per capita incomes that it took England and Japan a century to achieve.

Thus very small increases in correlation produce large proportionate increases in the stability of the equilibrium where everyone plays Fairman.

Incubations with inoculum derived from supplemented sheep (G+S) resulted in faster rates of gas production (with differences, as proportionate increases, of 0.77 for the barley straw NDF; P<0.01), lower lag times (e.g., 13.2 versus 4.0 h for the starch; P<0.05), and higher ED values (e.g., 229 versus 331 g/kg for the barley straw NDF or 173 versus 409 g/kg for the cellulose; P<0.05).

Calyculin causes large proportionate increases in phosphorylation and transport (NKCC1) in erythrocytes [21].

Given the consistent relation between rates of protein turnover and metabolism in endotherms of very different sizes [52], if molt provokes similar proportionate increases in protein turnover in all birds, it follows logically that molt costs will scale with metabolic intensity rather than the actual amount of feathers being replaced.

Our work showed that an increase in badger numbers does not lead to a proportionate increase in TB.

One result is that older workers have seen the largest proportionate increase in unemployment in this downturn.

The remaining centers will have to serve up to 71 percent more patients, without a proportionate increase in staff, according to city figures provided to aldermen.

Returns to scale, in economics, the quantitative change in output of a firm or industry resulting from a proportionate increase in all inputs.

("Is jail the right place for someone who needs their hair permed?") To be fair, the ethnic jibes subsided as the week went along, though there was no proportionate increase in taste.