Sentence examples for proportionately the same from inspiring English sources
Tuli said that DataWind determined the price point for the tablet because it represents roughly a week's salary for low-income Indians, proportionately the same as a tablet costs a typical worker in a developed economy.
There is no equivalent data available for Freddie, but it is likely that its purchases were proportionately the same, amounting to an estimated $120 billion.
The model can be expressed with the following formula: (1) To handle 'year of observation' as a fixed effect coefficient implies that the unknown variation between neighbourhoods was proportionately the same across all years.
However, if this was the case and CR aging was simply delayed AL aging, then we could easily predict that every age-related change seen during AL aging would occur with similar direction and magnitude and at proportionately the same time relative to total lifespan in CR aging.
Britain, which has proportionately about the same number of MPs as Canada, is moving in the opposite direction.
There are proportionately about the same number of blacks in the congregation as there are in the choir — which is to say, very few.
Ownership is divided proportionately on the same per stirpes basis as that provided for the right to effect termination under section 203(a) and, since the reverted rights vest on the date notice is served, the heirs of a dead beneficiary would inherit his or her share.
If the daily dose of glargine changed, the mealtime dose of glulisine would move proportionately in the same direction.
We proportionately apply the same reasoning to the 500 subjects actually in these sub-studies, so providing a value for G and a metric that can be compared to PI values from other sub-studies that were based on church as the unit of observation.
Thus, already "uniformity" meant "proportionately" – basically, at the same tax rate, or percentage.
An hourglass figure features a near-perfect shoulder-hip ratio (meaning they are about the same proportionately) with a defined (proportionately narrow) waist.
