Sentence examples for correspond at least from inspiring English sources

Transparency in this semantic sense may correspond at least partly with what John Searle calls the "intrinsic intentionality" of consciousness (Searle 1992).

These are useful parameters to allow computation of a model, and they clearly correspond, at least at some level of approximation, to physical quantities, based on long-standing (Boström 1964) knowledge.

In this case the sequence of the Alu-like region would be expected to correspond (at least at its 3' end) to the LAVA_E consensus.

Lineages 1 and 3 may then correspond, at least partially, to the Inland (west Kenya) and Coast (east Kenya) host races identified by Dupas et al. (2008).

In the light of the above, the trend to shorter female QRS duration may correspond at least in part to their lower body weight.

These colors correspond, at least in nomenclature, to the five principal color groups of the Munsell system, with the addition of orange as a separately identified color (instead of Munsell's Yellow-Red).

Because all the particular measurements were done for three TX antennas and one RX antenna, we also calculated RX antenna position using the 2D localization technique in order to assess whether it corresponds at least roughly to reality, i.e., whether it is possible for example to reliably detect a device on a particular seat.

A chimera corresponds at least to something in speech or in the composing mind, even if it is not to something in the extra-mental world.[23] The word 'chimera' signifies what exists only in the soul; therefore, its definition shows not the essence of a thing (as there are no extra-mental things such as chimeras) but what the name signifies (NLP II.7, 381 382).

Ll.LtrB encodes a protein, denoted LtrA, with four conserved domains: RT, which corresponds to the fingers and palm regions of retroviral RTs; X, which corresponds at least in part to the RT thumb; DNA-binding (D); and DNA endonuclease (En).

This result corresponded, at least partly, with immunofluorescence staining of paxillin.

This situation corresponds (at least transiently) to a population positive feedback loop that involves an accelerated expansion (typically exponential in its first phase).