Sentence examples for and correspondingly more from inspiring English sources

Only the first-time author is exempt from this scrutiny and correspondingly more subject to hype.

Modern dry docks are considerably larger in size and correspondingly more complex than their prototypes.

Afterward, they have 27percentt less fat than mice that did not stand on the platform — and correspondingly more bone.

The unintended consequence is that it leaves less of Mitt Romney to understand — and, correspondingly, more room for doubt.

If the Fed carries out a conventional expansionary open-market operation, whereby it buys more bills while creating more reserves, the private sector ends up with fewer bills and correspondingly more reserves.

By working together former competitors can put more equity (and, correspondingly, more debt) into a single deal.

Speed becomes an even less important factor in the longer runs, pace and endurance correspondingly more so.

In particular, CB4856 males obtained a higher number of successful copulations than N2 males and sired correspondingly more cross-progeny.

However, as the aims of synthetic biologists become more ambitious, and designs correspondingly more complex, the manual design of systems at a genetic level becomes more challenging.

Tumour cells generate more PPIX intracellularly than the non-neoplastic cell lines studied and are correspondingly more sensitive to PDT-induced cytotoxicity.

This is in agreement with a previous study on breast cancer (Toi et al, 1995a) and one on lung cancer (Niki et al, 2000), where they found that high expression of VEGF-A was not only associated with larger tumours but also with larger metastatic deposits, likely through the growth factor inducing a rich vascular network, and a correspondingly more nutritious environment for tumour growth.