Sentence examples for proportionately increasing from inspiring English sources

In the technology world scalability has a specific meaning, the ability to create something that can naturally get bigger without proportionately increasing the inputs.

This is achieved by increasing the number of nodes in the network with (i) constant terrain dimensions (120×120 m 2), which results in increased coordinated interference but relatively constant non-coordinated interference and (ii) proportionately increasing terrain dimensions, which results in increased non-coordinated interference.

Nobody ever thought of this but you can't make a dog's head bigger without proportionately increasing the size of the birth canal.

Within the Health and Children Ministerial Group there was also a shift towards protection of current expenditure and proportionately increasing the allocation to the HSE, the provider of front-line services.

As awareness of colon cancer by the public continues to increase, screening colonoscopy procedures will proportionately increase.

In these circumstances, the volume of fluid in the circulation (plasma volume) is reduced and the serum concentration of solutes (osmolality) is therefore proportionately increased.

VEGF and naltrexone proportionately increased vein and arterial angiogenesis, maintaining artery/vein ratios for vessel number and length that were unchanged compared with controls.

And no, Berlioz wasn't kidding when he added, "If space permits, the chorus may be doubled or tripled and the orchestra proportionately increased".

As a result, the total length of the flow increased and the heat transfer rate also proportionately increased.

To have a longer draw time, we may opt for a larger capacitor, but the interval between draws would proportionately increase as well.

When evaluating the size of IVC as a function of time linear growth, increasing size was found to proportionately increase with age of patient in months.