Sentence examples for all correspond from inspiring English sources

The P-value approximations discussed in this section will all correspond to a right-tailed test.

The part of Gatti's claim that has unavoidable meaning for readers is that Anita Raja's biography does not at all correspond to that of Elena Ferrante as gleaned from her novels, or as described in "Frantumaglia," a work of autobiographical fragments that first appeared in Italy more than a decade ago and which will be published in the United States on November 1st.

A disciple of the English and French liberal philosophers, she saw very quickly that the reforms advocated by Montesquieu or Jean-Jacques Rousseau, which were difficult enough to put into practice in Europe, did not at all correspond to the realities of an anarchic and backward Russia.

The results presented subsequently all correspond to this implementation.

There is a famous argument of Davidson's to the effect that if true statements correspond to facts, then they all correspond to the same Great Fact.

These forms all correspond to the differentiated functions they have for providing diverse products for local livelihoods (Genin and Alifriqui, in press).

Thus, the following sub-models are defined, which all correspond restricted versions of (3): M0 θ = 0, that is, there is no target-dependent relation at all.

They all correspond to a specific category of those considered in Zimmerman's (social support) model as well as Pintrich's (social resource management).