Sentence examples for a rough correspondence from inspiring English sources

For years, there has been a rough correspondence among them, at least on paper.

There is a rough correspondence between ethnic and linguistic groupings, although some ethnic groups have been partially assimilated by the Arab majority, which includes the country's Bedouin population.

While these ratios do not provide exact matches to allometric ratios (e.g., unadjusted physiologic time ratio of 7.3 = (70/0.025 kg)0.25 for drug half‐life, or the maximum life‐span potential ratio of about 30 between humans and mice), they show a rough correspondence in terms of order of magnitude.

If we compare these layers with the segmentation employed in this study, we find a rough correspondence of the cytoarchitectonic layer I to the superficial lamina containing Exner's stripe; layers II and III to the external lamina; layer IV, which also contains the Stria of Gennari, to the internal lamina; and layers V and VI to the deep lamina.

In recent decades, the cultural understanding of sexual assault and the legal procedures governing its adjudication have progressed in rough correspondence.

As also shown in Fig. 1, larger genomes contain more SLSs than smaller ones, and a rough linear correspondence between genome size and SLS abundance may be observed (Fig. 2A).

SSM is a restrictive model framework; it assumes there is a measurable variable, such as test scores, over which there is assumed to be a pair of normal or at least approximately normal distributions, with equal variances; it is assumed that the empirical data of focus are in rough correspondence to the SSM model.

In practical terms, and taking into account the rough correspondence in the ranking of energy adjusted and crude tenths of intake, a 20 g decrease in daily carbohydrate intake and a 5 g increase in daily protein intake would correspond to a 5% increase in the overall risk of cardiovascular disease.

Given these rough correspondences, our results nevertheless allow for a qualitative reproduction of their findings, in that CSv responded much stronger to the coherent motion stimulus compared with random motion, while the difference was not nearly as strong in V5/MT or MST, similar to the results reported by Wall and Smith.

This is in stark contrast to the case of a rough root where the grain-boundary energy is in one-to-one correspondence with the observed dihedral angle.

The collection includes general correspondence files that have been arranged chronologically by year and in most cases has a rough alphabetical treatment, by writer, within the year.