Sentence examples for commonly correspond from inspiring English sources

Nowadays there is increased awareness for perifissural nodules (PFNs), which most commonly correspond to intrapulmonary lymph nodes.

These four alleles encode the pQ range of Q13HQ17-20 and most commonly correspond to wild-type opa31 and opa32 (81.8%).

Moreover, the decrease in gained spines is morphologically reflected in the diminished fraction of thin spines, which commonly correspond to non-synaptic transient precursors of the larger established spines [ 39, 40].

Increased leaf nitrogen levels at higher elevations also commonly correspond to reduced SLA (Feng et al. 2013); conversely at sea level, SLA is often positively related to nitrogen concentration (Poorter et al. 1990).

Malignancy commonly corresponded to larger lesions, but this correlation was only observed in a univariate analysis.

Different level of sampling errors commonly corresponds to different positioning accuracy, and so the positioning accuracy of the algorithm is considered along with the fault tolerance.

Parameter metadata describes individual elements of the data file, and most commonly corresponds to the header row of a tabular dataset.

The T-ALL phenotype, commonly recognized to correspond with higher risk of relapse, had the lowest miR-708 expression levels, implying lower miR-708 before therapy correlating to high relapse risk in patients received chemotherapy.

There are three different categories of archetypes, each corresponding to classes in the openEHR reference model: Thematic archetypes of Compositions, which correspond to commonly used clinical documents.

These patterns of activity are shaped by how the brain is connected, and we know that some patterns in the visual cortex seem to closely correspond to commonly reported hallucinations (like tunnels).

The wind-turbine model is designed to correspond to commonly used prototype wind turbines.