Sentence examples for correspond across from inspiring English sources
Each theorist may define the overarching categories differently (i.e. intrinsic versus extrinsic, individualistic versus collectivistic, etc), but the specific value types, and their corresponding behaviors, by and large correspond across the theories.
This observation emphasizes the need to rely on different statistical thresholds across the whole brain and across individuals to define these areas, but also raises some concerns regarding any objective labeling of these areas to make them correspond across individual brains.
These were normalized to unit variance (so that the output from the following stage contains RSN amplitude information), and then regressed back into the data in order to generate 100 spatial maps, which correspond across the 3 datasets, but which are specific to the dataset from which they are generated (by the two regression stages).
Intuitively, annotations that correspond across two independent datasets should have more support than those from a single dataset only.
As a result of the regularised structure imposed by semi-landmarks, with numbers and positions which correspond across different images, variation in surface shape can again be explored using standard tools such as principal component analysis.
This avoids making the inaccurate assumption that specific sensors correspond across individuals despite different head shapes and orientations, although results must be interpreted within the limitations of MEG source localization accuracy.
They corresponded across the time zones, about renting a car and driving around America, or about Ms. Mori's adventures scuba diving in a Japanese cave.
After Leibniz was not asked to join her in England, they corresponded across the channel.
These domains clearly corresponded across the UK and US surveys.
In contrast, there were many instances in which forest classes that did not correspond well across classifications.
Much of the literature on sexual selection and evolution in general implicitly assumes that genetic fitness effects correspond closely across the sexes.
