Sentence examples for support proportionally from inspiring English sources

Corbyn believes that he enjoys greater support proportionally in the PLP than he does in the shadow cabinet.

Improved synchrony has been well documented during assisted mechanical ventilation modes that apply pressure support proportionally to the inspiratory effort, like PAV and NAVA [ 26, 27].

Improved synchrony has been well documented during assisted mechanical ventilation modes that apply pressure support proportionally to the inspiratory effort, like Proportional Assist Ventilation and Neurally Adjusted Ventilator Assist [ 90, 91].

Given this fact and AIR‟s finding that UNICEF‟s support proportionally increases as school size increases, it may be more appropriate for UNICEF to focus more resources on smaller, rural schools leaving the MOE to continue to provide support to larger, urban schools.

The correlation between BEF and R seems reasonable, since trees need more root biomass to support a proportionally large crown.

The 1960s saw the size of the Corps expand to 4,400 cadets while the barracks and academic support structure grew proportionally.

Government and for-profit private hospitals do not statistically differ in total staffing, although for-profits have proportionally more support staff and fewer medical professionals.

According to some bodies of research, voting patterns in Poland's parliamentary elections in the 1920s revealed that Jewish support for the communists was proportionally less than their representation in the total population.

This is supported in this survey by proportionally more black, Hispanic, and self-reported obese respondents being informed by doctors of their familial risk.

This also helps account for why Plaid Cymru made up between 4.1% to 5.6% of airtime on the BBC, ITV and Sky News – proportionally far higher than their support in UK-wide polls – whereas on Channels 4 and 5 Plaid's airtime was limited to 0.5%and2.5%5% respectively.

But fears about rising immigration have long fuelled support for the far right in Austria, which proportionally had one of the highest rates of asylum seekers of any European Union country even before the latest arrivals.