Sentence examples for then apportioned from inspiring English sources

That bill is then apportioned among the shareholders according to their ownership interests, with individual abatements or exemptions taken into consideration.

From that total, the number allocated to the populous counties is subtracted—27 under the 1953 apportionment and the remaining seats—31 under the 1953 scheme—are then apportioned among the less populous counties.

(The cost of the improvement is divided by 84, then divided by the total number of rooms in the building, then apportioned according to the number of rooms in an apartment. An $84,000 improvement in a 100-room building would come to $10 per room as a permanent monthly rent increase).

Indirect and overhead costs are pooled in order to do this.d These 'cost pools' bring together costs into identifiable groups (for example, wards, pharmacies, theatres) which are then apportioned to the relevant departments.

How those baryons are then apportioned between stars and intracluster gas --- the star formation efficiency --- informs models of cluster assembly and massive galaxy evolution, as well as efforts to use the cluster gas fraction to constrain the mass density and dark energy equation of state parameters.

This reaction mixture was then apportioned into 50 µL aliquots for thermocycling under the following conditions: 94°C for 2 minutes, then 30 cycles of 94°C for 30 seconds, (T °C for 30 seconds and 68°C for 20 seconds (where T equals 5°C below the lowest primer Tm).

The EU ETS sets a continent-wide limit on carbon emissions, and then apportions CO2 allowances based on plans agreed to by member states.

Despite all the talk of personalisation in adult social care, the process of administering it – determining eligibility and then apportioning services – remains largely unchanged.

The increase is calculated by spreading the total cost of the improvement over 84 months and then apportioning the increase on a per-room basis.

Each year, the co-op's accountant calculates how much of the building's mortgage has been paid down and then apportions that figure on a per-share basis among shareholders.

The company then apportions a share of its total combined income to the state based on sales, or on a formula that takes into account sales, property and payroll.