Sentence examples for correspond a difference from inspiring English sources

Moreover, Weyl says, "there is no difference in our experiences to which there does not correspond a difference in the underlying objective situation".

This difference in attention does not seem to correspond to a difference in the location attended.

For multi-view imaging, this would correspond to a difference image x i - x j having a sparse representation in some basis Ψ.

A difference in DNA sequence requirements must correspond to a difference in the protein machinery that interacts with origin DNA.

We then rescaled our ORs to correspond to a difference in 1018 1781 bp rather than 1000 bp.

Then a standardised mean difference of 0.205 0.084 to 0.3266) will correspond to a difference of 6.3%2.6%to10% 10%) between the intervention and the control groups in the percentage of dose taken.

We reasoned that if the score difference between alleles is large, it should correspond to a difference in gene expression that is reproducible in living cells.

For the HF-triplet test, the slope seems to correspond a little better with difference <1.5 SD.

From our calibration data we can estimate that a latency difference of 1.3±0.3 ms corresponded to a difference in sound amplitude of 10-16 dB SPL in different animals.

That may not sound especially worrying, but it corresponds to a difference of about 9 million men.

During tensile tests different failure processes were observed with two kinds of interface strength that corresponded to a difference in chain structures (diblock, triblock or multiblock copolymers).