Sentence examples for correspond both from inspiring English sources

According to a Russian statement, Mr. Putin "expressed the hope that a solution will be found for this problem which will correspond both to legal and humanitarian principles".

It is possible for organizations to share their particular concerns and propose methods that correspond both to their own objectives and to the needs of other organizations in their network.

Instead, automatic concept-based categorization should have no direct preference for any of the layers: the extracted concepts correspond both to phenomena and methods, and the algorithm has no information about the possible division of the concepts.

Looking back on the hit rates obtained in each region, this significant difference at 300 ms appears to correspond both to a TMS-induced performance decrease in the phosphene region, and to a concurrent relative increase in the control region.

Our MuRF1 and MuRF2 KO mouse models correspond both to constitutive null models (for details on gene targeting, see Supplementary Figure 1B D).

This suggests that in the blood of humans it should be possible to monitor gene expression profiles that correspond both to ischemic stroke and to the pharmacological effects of tPA.

Gravity inversion is a classical tool in applied geophysics that corresponds, both, to a linear (density unknown) or nonlinear (geometry unknown) inverse problem depending on the model parameters.

This staging system is easy to use because it corresponds both to information relevant to the neurologist and symptoms reported by the patient.

The beta-lactamase type A corresponded to the protein signature 1, and the beta-lactamase type D to the protein signature 5, but representatives of beta-lactamase type C corresponded both to the protein signatures 2 and 3.

We were interested to observe the extent to which this model corresponds both to changes in the 3MS score and to our experience in modeling age-related deficit accumulation in general.

Data are based on individuals' mean values for nights 5 and 6, which correspond to both teams' last two sleeps at near sea level; night 7, which corresponds to both teams' first sleep at high altitude; and nights 12 15, which correspond to the Bolivians' last four nights of data collection at high altitude.