Sentence examples for correspond in order from inspiring English sources

The rest of the names correspond in order to the "paisajes" you find in Mexico, traveling from Mexico City to the northwestern coast.

Interestingly, while the number of CS did not change significantly compared to the previous iteration of the RH map, their nature and composition were altered, as shown for CFA 1. Four CS were identified for CFA1 that correspond, in order from centromere to telomere, to human chromosomes (HSA) 18, 6, 9 and 19.

The different blue lines correspond, in ascending order, to the increasing number of agents and are the results of 100 Monte Carlo runs.

Vertebrates with reduced limbs are a case in point, as the order with which the digits are lost, in the species with less than five, turns out to be clade-specific and to strictly correspond, in inverted order, to the sequence with which the five digits are built in those related species that have all of them [ 10].

The four dimensions roughly corresponded (in descending order of ) to "harshness", "complexity", "size", and "appeal".

The severity of the defect corresponds in rank order with the number of mitochondrially encoded tyrosines present in each complex (supplementary material Table S3).

Similarly, the reinforcement bar strain ε i, at order i, is compared to the particular strain of steel behavior law that corresponds to it in order to define the term φ corresponding to the strain ε.

Of necessity I continued to correspond with Olwyn Hughes in order to obtain permission to quote at length from Plath's works.

The keys D, F, J and K correspond to each tap in order from left to right.

Relatively enhanced verbal retrieval might be latent in more advanced PD patients and correspond to silent speaking in order to focus attention during the performance of a specific task.

The three intervals shown in Fig. 1(B), in order, correspond to 1 (1900–1983): European bees present, Varroa mites and Africanized bees absent; 2 (1984–1993): Decade when Varroa mites are present, Africanized bees absent; 3 (1994–2003): Decade when Varroa mites and Africanized bees are present.