Sentence examples for proportionately comparable from inspiring English sources

In all, 12 mm was used as the pre-specified treatment start size in the 786-O and A498 models in part because this size of tumour may be sufficiently large to be proportionately comparable to a lesion in the human clinical setting, but not too large to prevent a period of several weeks before the mice would need to be sacrificed at the end point of 20 mm tumour size.

Some primaries and caucuses divide their delegates proportionately - like Iowa.

"On the contrary, the number of schools in North Yorkshire in Ofsted categories is proportionately much smaller than in comparable authorities".

In terms of overall assets, according to news reports, it is proportionately higher than the International Monetary Fund's comparable estimate for American banks of $1.6 trillion.

That is proportionately larger, at 12.7% of GDP, than the comparable exposure of Germany's banks.

When compared with mammals, reptiles have proportionately smaller brains.

If the comparison is adjusted for the fact that budget airlines do shorter (ie, proportionately more costly to operate) routes, some think the budget carriers' costs, measured on a comparable basis, would be as low as half those of traditional airlines.

This is lower than the comparable proportion at government RHCs which may be due in part to higher utilization than at government RHCs, thus proportionately higher medicine and supply costs and lower personnel costs.

Prices vary proportionately.

We will respond proportionately".

Just proportionately, understandably angry.