Sentence examples for by a correspondingly from inspiring English sources

The present "insult," the communiqué adds, will be met by a "correspondingly definite response".

This coevolution is defined on one side by immensely complex and heterogeneous algal biomass, and on the other by a correspondingly complex set of microbial processing proteins.

The wide use of mass spectrometers as analytical instruments is accompanied by a correspondingly wide range of forms that the sample can take.

Expanded concepts of fairness in obtaining confessions have been accompanied by a correspondingly greater complexity in determining whether an accused's will has been overborne—facts are frequently disputed, questions of credibility are often crucial, and inferences to be drawn from established facts are often determinative.

Sub-telomeric repeat amplification was also accompanied by a correspondingly substantial increase in the total amount of telomeric DNA (due to the short stretches of telomeric tracts bracketing each Y′ element), with up to 4% of the genome composed of telomeric repeat DNA in some survivors.

These find that, when the ratio (suitably adjusted to take care of accounting discrepancies) moves far above one, equilibrium is indeed eventually restored not, however, by a surge in the replacement value of companies' assets but by a correspondingly dramatic fall in the value that Wall Street places on them.

It is reasonable to expect that if the effect of PVT1 were mediated only by TGFB1, then a correspondingly low decrease (i.e., 20%) in secreted FN1, COL4A1, and PAI-1 would be observed.

According to a report on The Telegraph website, which quotes senior tax accountants, this will be a "huge" collection of data by HMRC and require a correspondingly large upgrade to HMRC databases, as well as posing potential security and privacy risks.

By dividing it up into a correspondingly infinite number of triangles, its area, as for any regular polygon, can be computed as half the product of the apothem (in this case identical with the radius of the circle), and the perimeter.

Pointing to agricultural sources for clinical problems of antimicrobial resistance serves the interests of vendors and prescribers of antibiotics for clinical medicine by implying that they bear a correspondingly lesser share of the blame.

As Russian officials have before, Mr. Medvedev laid blame for the global recession on what he characterized as "one center of consumption, which is financed by deficit, and correspondingly, an accumulation of debt, one reserve currency that is powerful as never before, and one predominating system of evaluating risks and assets".