Sentence examples for this in proportion from inspiring English sources
"I think we'll get them to a good position, and at the moment that is the challenge, but let's put this in proportion.
A few writers have tried to put all this in proportion – at Slate, Rebecca Onion points out that people were also having a fairly tough time in 1348, when the Black Death killed nearly a third of Europe; or 72,000 BCE, when a volcanic eruption reduced the entire human population to around 3,000 individuals.
MacQuarrie referenced how many survivors never see their abusers convicted in court, but even when they do—as in this case that "in proportion to the crime committed, [the sentence] seems quite inadequate".
That he has been driven from office by innuendo... should give us all cause to reflect on whether we have this issue in proportion".
A minimum of two hundred and ninety-nine more members are elected this way, in proportion to the parties' share of the national total (although, again, only if that share is at least five per cent).
"We've got to get this absolutely in proportion," he told the BBC, "otherwise we're going to have real public panic and that isn't going to help anybody".
The principle of the oxygen concentration measurement rests on the fact that the oxygen molecules inhibit this fluorescence, in proportion to their concentration.
This change in proportion and not the modification of organisms themselves is what leads to changes in the average value of a particular trait in the population.
For software, this increase in proportion is negligible (99.5%too 99.8%), but for the hardware, it is quite large (12.6% to 25.0%).
Prior to The Expansion, the proportion was less than 20% for both genders and increased to around 35% after The Expansion; second, this increase in proportion was faster in the female population than for males.
This difference in proportion was not significant (p>>0.05), suggesting that there was no false enrichment for CNVs by our method, as expected by the design of the algorithm.
