Sentence examples for Be corresponded from inspiring English sources
verb
To be equivalent or similar in character, quantity, quality, origin, structure, function etc.
The peaks at 21.2° for HsGDY can be corresponded to the interlayer spacing of 4.19 Å.
The separation also allowed viscoplastic strain development to be corresponded with the progression of failure mechanisms such as interfacial debonding and matrix cracking which were captured in situ.
The partition TSWC into LSWC and SIC at different depths is shown to be corresponded well with soil temperature, frost depth and groundwater dynamics, provided a vigorous basis for augmenting the limited data on soil water redistribution in seasonally frozen soils under natural conditions of different landscapes.
This might be corresponded to the release profile of cordycepin as shown in Figure 4.
The second component at 532.0 eV can be corresponded to the oxygen of the surface OH− bound in nanocomposite [45].
The band at 1,570.54 and 1,384.60 cmay may be corresponded to typical polypyrrole ring vibration and =C H band in plane vibration, respectively.
In addition, she has been elected to be Corresponding Fellow of the British Academy for the Humanities and Social Sciences.
The experiment results are corresponded with the theoretical analysis.
These equilibrium states are corresponded to low, medium and high monomer conversion rates.
The results were corresponded to those of the PCR and mouse inoculation.
Moreover, the recovered liquid water is corresponded closely to the theoretical values.
