Sentence examples for at correspondingly from inspiring English sources

Staff numbers grew rapidly, and among them were many high-flying MBAs from leading universities, at correspondingly expensive salaries.

He rose at 4.30am every day, including Christmas, lunched and dined at correspondingly early hours and would say almost nothing about his art.

Frequently performers playing Peoples' Symphony concerts for $5 a ticket or less -- and at correspondingly reduced fees -- also offer similar or identical programs in larger halls and at full price a few days later.

Increasing values of m gives minima at correspondingly larger angles.

Because Mo-dinitrogenase complex activity has exceedingly slow in vivo turnover (<10 sec−1), any directly coupled Hyq endo-hydrogenase H2 oxidizing activity might operate at correspondingly very slow rates in vivo.

In leaves and flowers, where TcANR expression was much lower, epicatechin was found at correspondingly lower levels.

The levels of FXIa-AT were strongly correlated with FXIIa-AT, and correspondingly, FXIa-C1INH was strongly correlated with FXIIa-C1INH.

With regard to cross-lagged effects, it is expected that agency at t1 has a positive effect on outcome at t2 (H3); correspondingly, outcome at t1 should have a positive effect on agency at t2 (H4).

Notably, N = 16 is expected from the number of HMM molecules (8) estimated from rupture events in rigor (Fig. 1), if, as in situ, also in the machine at 2 mM ATP and thus at a correspondingly low duty ratio (≤0.3), both heads of each dimer work independently.

But Waleed Salman, the plant manager, said the high temperatures and pressures needed for operation with crude meant the turbines had to be serviced twice as often and parts had to be replaced at a correspondingly higher pace.

Then consequently, the smaller viscous drag force from water at 100 °C correspondingly requires smaller DEP force, which coincidentally meets the requirement.