Sentence examples for In correspondingly from inspiring English sources

Furniture comes in correspondingly heavy hardwood.

Thus, external energy (excitation energy) can be absorbed only in correspondingly discrete amounts.

"The argument underlying Mind Change … goes like this: the human brain will adapt to whatever environment in which it is placed; the cyber world of the twenty-first century is offering a new type of environment; the brain could therefore be changing in parallel, in correspondingly new ways".

Sexual relations are described in correspondingly bleak terms: Alma's mother is remembered panting on all fours on a road, calling out after the man who has left her; Eugene hears his drunken mother and father, themselves a mismatch of skin tones, having sex and assumes that they are hurting each other.

Bare notices of archival fact will be reported in correspondingly dry and formal language, whereas a battle will evoke poetical and dramatic vocabulary, and a speech will be constructed either in the spirit of a contemporary orator such as Cicero or in dramatically realistic tones, designed to recapture the atmosphere of antiquity.

The introduction of varying donor groups resulted in correspondingly different photophysical and electrochemical properties.

"With the sort of government we've got now [Edward Heath's Conservatives] the chances, of course, of ever being able to drop in are correspondingly fewer.

The reduction in IFP correspondingly resulted in a dramatic increase in patent tumour vessels without affecting overall vessel number, and ready penetration of chemotherapies across the tumour bed.

Industry specialists say a decline in room rates results in a correspondingly larger drop in profits because hotels have so many fixed costs.

We hereby hypothesized that CD36 participates in oxLDL uptake in RPE and correspondingly in (clearance of) sub-retinal deposits.

We determined if CD36 participates in oxLDL uptake in RPE and correspondingly in clearance of sub-retinal deposits.