The phrase "a parameter that corresponds" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing variables or factors that relate to or match with something else in a specific context, such as in programming or scientific research.
Example: "In our analysis, we identified a parameter that corresponds to the increase in temperature."
Alternatives: "a variable that aligns" or "a factor that matches".
Two simulations are presented; one with generic model parameters, and a second with parameters that correspond to conditions in the Southern Alps of New Zealand.
In fact, the range of possible audio parameters that correspond to a single dynamic state can be widely distributed across the space of all speech audio.
For both tools, we used (i) default parameter values for predicted CRISPR loci and (ii) parameters that corresponded to at least two repeats within a CRISPR locus; repeat and spacer lengths were set to a range between 18 and 78 bp.
The solution was analysed with parameters that correspond to resonance conditions, i.e., conditions for which the speeds of the heat wave and the combustion wave are equal.
Initially, the effect of different geometry parameters that correspond to different design cases have been investigated on the hydrostatic stability of the semisubmersible support platform through the comparison of righting arm and righting moments.
The final model for each image parameter was estimated using all samples and the pair of tuning parameters that corresponded to the minimum average cross validation error.
We call parameters that correspond to such qualitative change in system response essential.
As described in the background section, the set of parameters that correspond to each gene in the decoupled S-system model can be inferred separately.
Reasons to restrict the model space to the six 3-parameter models DFFF.DDDD, DDLL.DDDD, DDDM.DDDD, DDDD.DFFF, DDDD.DDLL and DDDD.DDDM (here K components are on the left, k components are on the right, and letters are the same when parameters that correspond to their positions equal each other) include: 1.
