Democrats assign delegates proportionately — there are no "winner- take-all" contests unless one candidate is able to win more than 85percentt of the vote.
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.
Proportionately, there were slightly more rehabilitation users than nonusers in their 40s or 60s.
This is not equivalent to having the same amount of GliA and GliR bound at the enhancer: when K is increased, both isoforms of Gli still increase their binding proportionately but there is no net change in the level of gene expression.
In arteries there is evidence to suggest that there is a proportionately higher expression of the B1 bradykinin receptor (type 1 receptor) in CHF [ 3, 4], either due to up-regulation of the B1 receptor or to down-regulation of the B2 receptor [ 9].
This may, however, have to do with critical mass of research: there have to be proportionately more publications per affected individual for rare than common disorders, to ensure there is a body of work to build on.
Perhaps that's why there are proportionately more women involved in Second Life and social networking than there are, as a general rule, in other (formal) gameplay activities.
On the other hand, at high altitudes there are proportionately greater numbers of grasshoppers with short, nonfunctional wings or none at all.
As you've pointed out, not since the mid-'30s has there been proportionately so much cash.
It doesn't allocate seats proportionately, so there's no guarantee that a party that is the first choice of, say, one-fourth of the national electorate will end up with anything close to one-fourth of the national legislature.
