Commensurate

How it is used

Usually followed by with in formal academic evaluation.

Example sentences

1. The strength of the conclusion should be commensurate with the evidence.

   Weak evidence calls for a more limited conclusion.

2. The detail in this section is not commensurate with its importance to the study.

   An important section needs fuller treatment here.

Common collocations

• commensurate with
• commensurate level

Related terms

• evidenceFacts, data or findings that show whether a claim or idea is true or likely to be true.
• conclusionThe final section of a thesis or article that sums up the main findings, their meaning and limitations; also a judgment reached after considering evidence.

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