Sentence examples for correspond in time from inspiring English sources

Using a time-synchronization triggering system developed in-house, the signals recorded by the wireless EMG system correspond in time to the information recorded by the walkway.

Varnish microstratigraphies show a replicable layering sequence that appears to record regional climate changes that likely correspond in time to the Younger Dryas and Heinrich events in the North Atlantic region.

The spatial inhomogeneity of PWV detected by the GPS stations, as indicated by the inter-station standard deviation in Figure 8, also shows three distinct peaks, which correspond in time to the three rain events.

Consequently, the two data sets not only contain the same strong periodicity, but its peaks and valleys closely correspond in time.

According to the UN Populations Division, there was a net immigration rate of 17 per 1000 people during the period 1975 1980 into Guinea-Bissau, which corresponds in time to the repatriation of Guinea-Bissauan refugees after the declaration of independence in 1974 (Figure 3) [33].

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.

A zone of abundant pollen of the weedy herb Plantago major corresponds well in time with the occupation of the religious center.

The emergence of the aromatase paralogs corresponded approximately in time to the emergence of larger litter size in suines.

This reduction in incidence corresponds closely in time to the introduction of voluntary and regulatory interventions to reduce contamination of poultry with Campylobacter spp. Furthermore, patterns of the decline in disease incidence by population subgroup and area, along with the lack of plausible alternative explanations, suggest a causal effect from the poultry-focused interventions.

In naturalistic activity, effective event boundaries tend to correspond to points in time when many features of the situation are changing (Newtson, Engquist, & Bois, 1977; Zacks, Kumar, Abrams, & Mehta, 2009; Zacks, Speer, & Reynolds, 2009).

Although it is difficult to track the numbers, "we're clearly seeing an increase in teenage marijuana use that corresponds pretty clearly in time with the increase in medical marijuana use," said Dr. Christian Thurstone, medical director of the adolescent substance abuse treatment program at Denver Health and Hospital Authority, who was not involved in the study.