Sentence examples for As corresponded from inspiring English sources

While the OW addition greatly extended the persistence of MCPA, the application of COW enhanced MCPA degradation in all the soils, as corresponded to the increased soil microbial activity indicated by the higher levels of soil dehydrogenase activity.

Differences between the two groups were assessed with the use of Student's t-test and the chi-square test as corresponded.

The only difference between test 2 and test 1 was that the mapping between low and high tones was inverted, so that in test 2 As corresponded to high tones and Bs to low frequencies (e.g. HLH).

Treating the effective "cos" of non-movement to be 1, the total sum of cosines is AS+1, where AS corresponds to actual movement.

The AS corresponds to the domain A3C (DA3C) server in Figure 3.

He received many academic honors, such as the membership in the National Academy of Sciences of the USA and the election as Corresponding Fellow of the British Academy.

In 1967, Prawer served as chairman of the Humanities Section of the Israel Academy of Sciences and Humanities, and was elected as Corresponding Fellow of the Medieval Academy of America.

Increasing survival by as little as 20% corresponded to the turning point at which the population ceased to decline and increased abundance (28% survival of egg/larvae).

Relative to Bolt and Johnson, country level bias in total test scores is evaluated with respect to ERS trait distributions (as would correspond to a country) as opposed to individual levels of ERS (as would correspond to individuals).

Yet, according to (1) and (2), it is sufficient but not necessary: "Snow is white" will be true as long as it corresponds to some fact or other.

Sifton's time as Premier corresponded with the rise of the United Farmers of Alberta (UFA) as a political force.