Sentence examples for by a corresponding change from inspiring English sources
The pre-storm enhancements occur both day and night, more often in summer half of the year, do not exhibit a systematic latitudinal dependence, and are not accompanied by a corresponding change of hmF2.
This leads to film swelling which may be monitored by a corresponding change in piezoresistance caused by plate bending of a polymer silicon double-layer or bimorphic sensor, respectively.
His understanding of the relation of opposites to each other enabled him to overcome the chaotic and divergent nature of the world, and he asserted that the world exists as a coherent system in which a change in one direction is ultimately balanced by a corresponding change in another.
The consequence of that for design is that something that's designed in that method is likely to be more robust, where by robust, I mean that if you go and make some change in your description, it's more likely to be captured by a corresponding change, in the way that the language is implemented at the next level up, right, because you've made these levels full.
Since KCaF2 → CaCO3 is a constant, any change in concentration will be accompanied by a corresponding change in F− concentration indicating a positive correlation between these variables.
The crystal lattice mismatch sharply increases when cubic lattice of the austenitic matrix is transformed into the orthorhombic lattice of martensite, and, thus, the temperature dependence of magnetic susceptibility is caused by a corresponding change in magnetic anisotropy of nanoparticles.
For example, it could suggest that the two sites coevolve in the sense that when the residue at the MSA site is changed, binding strength is restored by having a corresponding change at the PWM site.
The identity of the specific RNF125 band was confirmed by qPCR where a corresponding change were also seen at the transcript levels.
Any EIRP variation induced by an attacker translates into a corresponding change in the RSS values measured by all receivers within radio range.
Although correlation coefficients are widely used measures of platform concordance, the large drop was not necessarily supported by a corresponding visual change in the distribution of data points underlying the coefficient calculations.
