Sentence examples for broadly correspond from inspiring English sources

They broadly correspond to what I understand,"and then said, I think the issue that Guantánamo will ultimately boil down to is, what do you do with the people at Guantánamo that cannot be — they need to be incarcerated.

The morphological properties of common channel types (bedrock, cascade, step-pool, plane-bed, and pool-riffle) broadly correspond with those observed elsewhere, although channel slope ranges were markedly lower.

Basic cycles are arranged into two larger-scale cyclic patterns lasting for 270 k.y. and 1.5 m.y., respectively, which broadly correspond with the timing of glacial maxima and minima inferred from high-latitude glacial deposits of Gondwanan basins.

These two factors broadly correspond to misconceptions (Factor 1) and basic evolutionary processes (Factor 2).

These categories broadly correspond, respectively, to theistic evolution, naturalistic evolution, the special creation of humans, and the special creation of all species.

Comparison of Figures 5a and 5b demonstrate hot spots for LOD scores in the interpolation plots that broadly correspond to the spatial regions defined by the CART analysis.

In vitro imaging indicated a robust concentration-dependent detection of the ECM precursor and hydrogel at 1.8 and 3.6 ppm, which broadly corresponded to chondroitin sulfate and fibronectin.

Our results indicate that major changes in the diets of medium and large herbivores broadly corresponded with increased C4 biomass and cooling climate from the latest Miocene to the late Pliocene.

The detailed definition of activity is provided in Methods, but broadly corresponds to an MIC value of ≤8 µg/ml, which has commonly been used as an activity cutoff in the literature and in HTS campaigns.

This broadly corresponds to the idea that Peronists and democrats share a similar base of support (at least in the limited sense that they have more support amongst the poor than the opposition).

In other words, given the web objects graph G= V,E), where V is the set of cached pages and E is the set of links between them, distance broadly corresponds to the length of the shortest navigation path between pages x i and x j.