Sentence examples for proportionate rise from inspiring English sources

Of the countries in our chart, India enjoyed the biggest proportionate rise in services exports last year: by 34%, to $73 billion.

However, the increase in Hispanic players on the field has not been accompanied by a proportionate rise in the number of Hispanic managers.

Metro.co.uk reported the biggest proportionate rise, with a 25.72% jump in daily unique browsers to crack 1 million for the first time.

Gourlay, who is a Dundee fan and grew up in the Scottish market town of Coupar Angus, admitted there was little chance of Chelsea reducing their £160m wage bill but promised it would only increase if there was a proportionate rise in income.

With the recent rise in the number of Tommy John surgeries, a proportionate rise in revisions is expected.

Curiously, the decrease in raffinose levels was accompanied by an almost proportionate rise in stachyose.

Along with the increase in female competitive sports in the last 30 years, there has been a proportionate greater rise in sports-related injuries.

"This means the income tax of Australian shareholders will rise proportionate to any benefit received from the corporate tax cut," it said.

That force does not increase proportionate to the rise in intracellular calcium during calcium-induced inotropy maybe related to 'down stream' effects of protein kinase C, such as phosphorylation of troponin I reducing maximal actin-myosin ATPase activity [ 9].

For example, signaling networks that make binary cell fate decisions (such as life vs. death) lead to bimodal distribution of cellular responses,, whereas networks designed for broad dynamic ranges and proportionate response give rise to unimodal distributions.

When gold was revaluated, platinum's rise was proportionate to the revaluation.