Sentence examples for proportionately different from inspiring English sources

HIV was more frequently identified within MSM amongst arm 1 recruits while it tended to be associated with education status and IDU within arm 2. Notably, IDU was not a variable that emerged as being proportionately different between arm 1 and 2, suggesting that more subtle differences occurred within the two arms that was not immediately apparent in our initial assessment of outcome measures.

Because of the high sea level coupled with the low relief of many continents, production of certain Silurian sediments was proportionately different than that in the present world, however.

The adult femora are proportionately different from the juvenile, being mostly straighter and more ovoid in cross-section.

We found the STX profile of P. bahamense isolates from Florida to be similar to, but proportionately different from, the toxin profile of southern puffer fish fillet (Etheridge et al. 2006; Quilliam et al. 2004), and we identified P. bahamense as the putative source of the STXs.

These simulations also compare skill intensity in trade sectors, referring to which types of labor (low-skilled, medium-skilled, or high-skilled) are more demanded proportionately in the production of different goods.

As discussed earlier, biomass of E.coli is not consistent in different TCW, which is proportionately related to protein expression.

The two cropping systems were not evenly distributed between the different soil types, with proportionately more fields with crop rotation on clay soils and sandy clay soils, and more fields with monocultures on sandy soils (Table 3).

We had no access to data on the quality of life sub-study of RE-LY, and we made no attempt at modelling a typical UK population with atrial fibrillation, who are typically older, with proportionately more women, and have a different risk profile for stroke than the RE-LY trial population.

The caudate has been reported as proportionately larger in females by several studies across different ages and using different methodologies [ 21, 35, 44, 45], which is intriguing given the findings of reduced caudate volumes in male predominant disorders such as Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder and Tourette's syndrome [ 46].

Funders should measure programmes proportionately: Large-scale funders using public money are very different from small-scale solidarity funds, so we shouldn't use the same rules for both.

Mr. Bush's team looks at the question from a different angle, suggesting that lower-income people would benefit proportionately more than upper-income people, at least relative to the size of their existing tax bills.