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Meanings of proportionally in English

To a proportionate degree.

Usage of proportionally in English
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Each won seven, since delegates are awarded proportionally based on caucus-goers' support.
Reuters
2
It will soon be proportionally a much greater drain on my pocket.
The Irish Times
3
B-50 protein levels seem to correlate proportionally with the number of sprouts.
Pubmed
4
At large voltages, this time decreases inversely proportionally to the applied voltage.
Pubmed
5
Design: Epidemiological survey in a proportionally stratified random sample of nursing homes.
Pubmed
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With a proportionally short wheelbase and wide track, the stance is purposeful.
The South African
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In the Texas Republican primary, delegates are allocated proportionally by congressional district.
Reuters
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GRIDs with smaller hole separations produce similar blurring at proportionally smaller amplitudes.
Pubmed
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Most organ weights of GHR-KO pigs were reduced proportionally to body weight.
Pubmed
10
Diets in China are proportionally richer in animal products than in the 1960s.
The Guardian
11
The percentage of DRVIs increased proportionally with the number of diagnostic methods used.
Pubmed
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But proportionally, the company sees 2009 on par with recent years.
Reuters
13
Several zinc fingers linked together would bind proportionally longer DNA sequences.
Pubmed
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Telfer thinks the screen resolution would scale proportionally to the iPhone's current specs.
Wired
15
Powerco had the next largest number but proportionally, it performed better.
Radio NZ
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By concentrating their vote they proportionally increased the power of it.
Mr. Hogarth's Will
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