Sentence examples for already corresponds from inspiring English sources

Thus a Z-score of 4 already corresponds to p ≈ 3.2 × 10-5 and would suggest significant overrepresentation of the motif compared with the ensemble of randomized networks.

Therefore as human skin with stretch marks already corresponds to endogenous lesions that could increase TEWL, we decided not to use them in the following experiments.

No NaI carrier was added to this solution, because 14.8 MBq I already corresponds with 190.7 pmol I and 61.4 pmol I.In the third set, I-L19-SIP was synthesized for PET studies.

London acknowledged the influence and deflected the charge, saying he had already corresponded with Young on the subject.

It turned out that one of these mathematicians, Thomas C. Hales, had already corresponded with Mr. Casti last fall, expressing "outrage" at the lifting of his own writing; Mr. Casti responded with an apology for his "inexcusable behavior" and promised both the apology and a correction in the next printing of the book.

We note that this resolution is not particularly high in comparison with state of the art DNS (Kaneda et al. 2003; Federrath 2013), but it would already correspond to an extremely high resolution in global CCSN simulations that typically have ∼30-70 ∼30-70across the turbulent region (Abdikamalov et al. 2015).

You want to know something about the person, have a common subject of conversation, and, ideally, have already corresponded (through a website or e-mail) before meeting.

In fact, 25°C could already correspond to a value below the thermoneutral zone in aged animals and thus induce the necessity for water savings.

There is a convergence by saturation when all the spikes in the pattern that precede the postsynaptic spike already correspond to maximally potentiated synapses, and all are necessary to reach the threshold.

These terms already correspond to at least three reactions.

In our model, we defined "editable positions or sites at the level of DNA not only as sites that are capable of being edited (the conventional meaning of editable), but also those that already correspond to the edited sequence.