Sentence examples for corrected correspondingly from inspiring English sources

The recovery of quercetin from the plasma was 90%, and the concentrations described in the results were corrected correspondingly.

Correspondingly, PADQ corrected item-total correlations ranged from -0.27 (mind in peace) to 0.65 (worry over trivial things).

The SACiP consists of 21 items, which are rated on a 5-stepped scale ranging from 0 (not correct at all) to 4 (fully correct) with correspondingly formulated items from patient and therapist perspective.

We corrected the global FFC CO2 emission using scaled emissions for China only (broken red line; =Global − CDIAC China + CH4-Scaled China), and correspondingly calculated the corrected land CO2 sink (broken brown line; Fig. 7).

Correspondingly, for FOD-initiated failures, where the critical condition for HCF must be defined in the presence of microstructurally small cracks, the Kitagawa–Takahashi diagram, with the limiting conditions of the stress-concentration corrected 107-cycle fatigue limit and the "worst-case" ΔKTH fatigue threshold, is proposed as a basis for design against FOD-induced HCF failures.

Correspondingly, each vector dose group had a statistically significant difference in transgene activity from all other vector dose groups (1-way ANOVA and Bonferroni corrected pair-wise t-tests, p < 0.05).

The 19th-century feather mosaics, often realistic pictures of birds covered with their correspondingly correct feathers, were commonly framed and hung like paintings.

Correspondingly, when imbalance is in the same direction as the treatment effect, ANCOVA corrects the bias by adjusting the treatment effect downwards; its power to detect this effect is therefore less than that of ANOVA to detect the nominal treatment effect.

Aren't we the lucky ones, then, you and I? They are like Christmas every day, don't you think?" We drove off through a correspondingly driving rain to Galway, about forty minutes away, with me drifting left and Lizi quietly correcting me.

There were 25 syntactically correct formula items (e.g. as the formula above), 25 incorrect formula items and correspondingly 25 correct list items (e.g. as the list above) and 25 incorrect list items, i.e. a total of 100 items (50 formulae and 50 lists) to be judged for their grammatical content.

The best parameters were those that had the highest percentage of correct detections out of the total possible (left) and the correspondingly highest percentage of correct detections out of all detections made, including false positives (right).