But it corresponds to a common reflex in France, to the effect that defeat can usually be blamed on treachery.
"My life was nothing exceptional or extraordinary, but it corresponds to the values of France: work, recognition, free schooling, access to university.
The difference between 63 percent and 75 percent may sound like a lot, but it corresponds to something like a difference of half a percentage point in Obama's forecast vote share.
The other one, which we call function midconvexity, at a first glance seems a little bit artificial, but it corresponds well to the classical definition.
It does not correspond to prevalence levels reported in the USA, but it corresponds to the best levels reported in European centers where VAP bundles are implemented [3, 4].
The turnover for the three cases is found to increase when θ goes from 2/3 to 3/2, but it corresponds to the friction parameter which is much lower than the barrier frequency.
The "Education for All, 2007" UNESCO report states an average schooling of early school education and care of 62%%, but it corresponds only to the 3 to 6 age segment, which receives most of the service in the entire region.
Such result contradicts previous findings obtained from other plant species and genus, but it corresponds well with an earlier report revealing the significant negative relationship between flavonoid content and As accumulation in P. notoginseng (Zu et al. 2014).
The accuracy level of 1 s, adopted in the present study, is higher than in previous research by Szewczyk (2011a), but it corresponds better to the accuracy of Timer Pro Professional software used for video footage analyses (up to 1/1000 s).
The idea to seek for time-dependent sketching of the developments along the vision path has been adapted from studies by Geels [6, 15], but it corresponds also to the idea of evolution of large technological systems and the concept of technological momentum by Hughes [13].
