Sentence examples for proportionately equal from inspiring English sources

For these people will be declaring that, if there is to be austerity, it will be conducted on their own terms and will require all sections of society to make proportionately equal sacrifices.

In any case, some officials reckon that even if a fully harmonised set of EU rules is eventually achieved, it would be unlikely to ensure that all EU countries share a proportionately equal burden of asylum-seekers.

An important special case occurs when the elasticity ϕ = 1, so that the immigrant influx leads to a proportionately equal increase in the (weighted) number of consumers and the number of workers.

We assumed that each population subgroup had a proportionately equal demand for the vaccine.

For example, the IQRs used for the clinical validity measure are likely to be larger in other populations (as LIPID had a restricted range), but if these increases in IQR were proportionately equal, then the rankings would be preserved.

Nonetheless, the proportionately equal agreement between the two professions as to who should implement recommendations from consultations suggests a willingness by family doctors to assume subsequent care of agreed upon patients.

Mr. Newton said: "People always like to point out, 'Oh, I see bicycles running stopping signs.' I think proportionately there's an equal number of jerks who drive cars as there are who ride bicycles.

In the final iteration of this map, however, the Neognaths received more than half of the map space because this group is proportionately much larger than the Palaeognaths and an equal division of space would have resulted in a very crowded Palaeognath half.

This is what creates an equal state – one where wealth is distributed proportionately but legal ownership of the individual remains intact.

According to this formula, for the 50th centile (Z equals 0), the fetal liver volume grew proportionately during the study period at a rate of 1.74 cm per week.

The shortfall this year will equal about 4.2percentt of gross domestic product, but that is proportionately lower than the deficits reached in the 1980's.