Sentence examples for as such correspond from inspiring English sources

Only a few of these structures defined as such correspond, in fact, to real GC.

Interestingly enough, many R45-FIKK kinase paralogs lie at the boundary of the subtelomeric region where both species diverge substantially and as such correspond to breakpoint in synteny.

The bilateral occipital regions are well established uni-modal visual association areas and, as such, correspond to areas involved in visual perception.

The power to issue specific licenses for exempted activities lies with individual member states, as long as such licenses correspond with the overall sanctions framework.

As such this corresponds to a process that might be termed "somatic Darwinian evolution" [ 52, 53].

As such, they potentially correspond to actual OR genes whose sequences were interrupted by genome fragmentation into many contigs.

Third, for GROUPER, we filtered the sequences resulting from connected matches (i.e. chains) with a cumulative length greater than 20 kb and spanning more than 30 kb of the genome, as such sequences probably corresponded to segmental duplications.

As such the formula corresponds to the traditional PAF [ 29] formula as was presented in the literatures by Levin [ 19].

This finding could be attributable to the TNFi as such, or it could correspond to a lower degree of inflammation in the TNFi-treated group.

The term has come to have many nuances, but we were guided by a narrower one that Simpson (1996) used in teaching middle-school teachers to read and write, namely that texts reflects a particular view and as such do not necessarily correspond to "reality".

As such, the body outline corresponds to a periodic signal which can be approximated by a sum of trigonometric functions following traditional Fourier series expansions.