Sentence examples for again corresponds from inspiring English sources

Of note is the frequency of Cause: purpose in Brooks' introduction, which is like no other introduction, and again corresponds to the specificity of arguing for a type of substance for storing solar energy.

On the basis of these, we conclude that the optical appearance of aluminium (and also of anodised aluminium) corresponds mainly to the roughness of the aluminium surface and the roughness again corresponds mainly to the etching time and the orientation of the aluminium grains.

In the bottom row of Figure 2, the peak at p = 0 again corresponds to the offset of that gene's expression from zero.

The observation that p21 protein and transcript levels were elevated in the heterozygous MEFs again corresponds with the aforementioned increased levels of p53.

Similarly, PTHrP overexpressing LoVo cells demonstrated an increase in expression of α2, α5, α6, β1 and β4, and as each of these subunits can form receptors for collagen type I, fibronectin or laminin this again corresponds with the increases in cell adhesion observed.

This, again, corresponds to the ability of these sequences to fold in such a way as to bring the donor site and the branchpoint sequences close to each other; each of the efficiently spliced sequences has a large fraction of predicted secondary structures for which d s < 10.

Through this reconstruction, cultural-psycho structures once again correspond with social structures.

This would again correspond to a lower polar auxin transport and/or signaling in these roots.

Their confidence limits, again, correspond well with our results and confirm the extent of variation to be expected.

The prediction errors derived from the outer cross-validation loop again corresponded well with the averaged error estimates derived from the 'oracle' data.

The temporal variations of the height-integrated Hall conductivity derived from the two methods again correspond well where the correlation coefficient between values from the two methods is about 0.86.