Sentence examples for correspond more closely from inspiring English sources
Ms. Dynamite and So Solid Crew both correspond more closely to American rap models.
Unfortunately, many of the more brutal aspects of the film correspond more closely to the everyday experiences of Dalits.
In these, the preference is to Romanise Arab names in ways that correspond more closely to French pronunciation.
In describing the art, the illustrations and diagrams employed happen to correspond more closely than usual with the actual work performed by the operator who uses the art.
These images, doll-like and audacious, probably correspond more closely than Ife work does to popular ideas of what "African art" is suppose to look like.
The orthodox lawyer's approach is backward-looking, asking what outcome would have the longer or better legal pedigree -- that is, would correspond more closely to some authoritative enactment or pronouncement in the past.
The use of emphasis and quotation marks in the French translation corresponds more closely to that in Typescript C than to that in the published text.
With regard to orthodontics, bone formation is analogous to the orthopedic hypertrophic response, whereas bone resorption corresponds more closely to fatigue failure.
Proposed projects include an improved Dominican vaccination program and the development of a Dominican report card that is standardized and corresponds more closely to the city's grading system.
The psychiatrist Anthony Storr agreed with Jung: "I prefer this interpretation of healing to those advanced by other schools of psychotherapy because I believe that it corresponds more closely to what actually takes place in long-term analytic psychotherapy".
On the other hand, the TIA corresponds more closely to typical robustness provisions, which are intended to limit the progression of local damage under unforeseen events, and can be more easily applied in design practice.
