"We have had increased numbers in the last year or so," I was told by Robert Reder, Purdue's vice president of medical affairs and worldwide drug safety, "but our estimation is that they're commensurate with the distribution of the drug".
You can rest assured that if I am elected President, I will take whatever steps are necessary to provide our air traffic controllers with the most modern equipment available and to adjust staff levels and work days so that they are commensurate with achieving a maximum degree of public safety..
I find it frustrating that people are comparing two things of utter disparate scale as if they are commensurate.
In his model, the levels of the hierarchy share a common language (i.e., they are commensurate) and perform complementing functions to bring about dexterous movements.
In this framework acceptable levels of performance are set through formal apportionment so that they are commensurate with the overarching goals.
There's something wrong with the premise here too, to do with the fact that incommensurate systems of valuation are being linked here (paid work vs. unpaid; men's pay scale vs women's pay scale), but we're pretending they're commensurate.
Clinical practice guidelines are important for guiding practice, but it is unclear if they are commensurate with the available evidence.
However, because they are commensurate with a large lobe of positive potential (14), they most likely participate in providing the electrostatic environment responsible for directing the diffusional association of the RNA substrate into a productive bimolecular association complex.
While there are no similar studies to compare with our findings, they are commensurate with those reported by the UK MEND at 6-months under an RCT design [ 11].
Should an allegation arise, directors need to be able to show that the actions they took to prevent bribery were commensurate with the risks they faced and with the size of their business.
