Sentence examples for And correlatively from inspiring English sources

(And correlatively, the role of government in economic decision-making is minimized).

Bryophytes are, therefore, nonvascular plants and, correlatively, possess no true roots, stems, or leaves.

Names both stood for the individual soldier and, correlatively, pleaded for a more humane approach to battle, which is to say they gained both literal and symbolic value.

It does not have a negative counterpart, and correlatively outside-being does not seem to have a negation either (1921, Section 2 B, 102 7).

Authority is rather what philosopher R.P. Wolff proposed: "the right to command and correlatively the right to be obeyed" (Wolff, 1990, 20).

All the soils, however, have low pH, low basic cation saturation, and correlatively high exchangeable Al irrespective of their position in the landscape.

He emphasised that older scientific theories, like Aristotle's theory of motion, had powerful empirical and argumentative support, and stressed, correlatively, that the heroes of the scientific revolution, such as Galileo, were not as scrupulous as they were sometimes represented to be.

So long as I am practically engaged, in short, all things appear to have reasons for being, and I, correlatively, experience myself as fully at home in the world.

Several studies show that reading fictional narratives is linked both correlatively and experimentally to higher scores on the Mind in the Eyes test, Oatley writes.

Using the common lizard (Lacerta vivipara), we correlatively and experimentally showed that elevated blood corticosterone levels are associated with increased redness of the lizard's belly.

In the case of GLUT4 translocation, the signalling that follows these stimuli is independent of PI3K and is instead correlatively associated with increases in AMPK [ 30].