Sentence examples for correspond completely from inspiring English sources

Yet it would be wrong to assert that these and other first-generation rights correspond completely to the idea of "negative" as opposed to "positive" rights.

However, the clinical responses of the groups did not correspond completely with the CSF data described below.

Since we derived DCSP scores from the medical record, this might not correspond completely in time with the assessment of ADL and cognition during the screening.

The results of analyses conducted on fragments of exons 9, 14, 15 of the APC gene correspond completely (100%%) with the results of previous studies.

The results of analyses conducted on fragments of the DMD and APC genes correspond completely (100 %) with the results of previous studies.

The ICD-10 codes used to identify cases in this study do not correspond completely to the new classification recently developed for ILDs [ 14].

Six sonar targets with similar dimensions to Centaur were located between 15 and 18 December: as none of the contacts corresponded completely to the hospital ship, the search team opted to take advantage of favourable weather conditions and continue investigating the area before returning to each site and making a detailed inspection with a higher-resolution sonar.

Interestingly, the deleted region corresponds completely to a putative disordered segment at the N terminus and the size of the deletion could now explain the effects on half-life.

As shown in Fig.  4a c, right panel, the accumulation of DDC within the damaged areas in ischemic kidneys corresponds completely, even at the single cell level, to the injured areas detected by H&E and TUNEL staining.

In this presentation, we consider two values of the gain factor, ρ=0 and ρ=1, which correspond to completely orthogonal and nonorthogonal transmissions, respectively [42].

Then, despite the fact that the first two states are indistinguishable from each other at the macrolevel, while the first and the third correspond to completely different and directly perceivable situations, the Hilbert space distance between |h> and |h*>, is equal to that between |h> and |t>.