Sentence examples for total apportionment from inspiring English sources

And without raw vote totals, the delegates become all-important, and that's when you trip into the fact that there are county convention delegates (the coin-flip guys) and "State Delegate Equivalents," or SDEs, the total apportionment of which solely determine who was "won".

By ensuring that each representative is subject to requests and suggestions from the same number of constituents, total population apportionment promotes equitable and effective representation.

These summations should be regarded as marginal influences due to a modest decrease in emissions (i.e., 10%) rather than total contributions (or apportionment) resulting from setting all emissions to zero and thus removing the total influence of each country.

The efficacy of this modified LAM was demonstrated for total nitrogen (TN) source apportionment using a 6-year record of monthly water quality data for the ChangLe River in eastern China.

Each percentage is the apportionment of total classification errors attributable to each class, obtained over the 920 trials used to estimate the 632+ error.

The corresponding apportionment of total estimated daily TEQ exposure of 33.5 pg TEQ/day (Lorber et al. 2010) is also shown in units of both TEQ and mass intake.

The Constitution requires total population as the metric for the apportionment of the House, not just eligible voters.

A number of accepted methods are being used to apportion the total mass into source categories, and these source apportionment methods can now be used as inputs to epidemiologic models of the human health effects of air pollution.

Taking the size of these 3′ UTR (range 177 to 473 bases) as a proportion of the total UTR available from Northern blots provides a more discreet set of apportionment data with a median 5′ UTR apportionment of 78.2% (range 70 86.1%).

Thus, the UTR to be apportioned need only fit in the total IGR surrounding the ORF in question, and the tested apportionment is considered to fail only when the transcript overlaps with an adjacent ORF.

In this study, we focused on m/z = 57 because of its relationship to fuel combustion, and on hydrocarbon-like organic aerosol (HOA), a derived measure calculated from the m/z fragments by a source apportionment model that provides an estimate of the total mass of organic particles emitted from fossil fuel combustion (Levy et al. 2012).