Sentence examples for correspond more precisely from inspiring English sources
They represent the current country-specific figures and therefore correspond more precisely to each country's crude mortality rates for stroke and IHD.
As was also recently suggested by Tassaux and coworkers [ 4], we opted to split the pressurization period into two phases, because we believe that they correspond more precisely to the underlying physiological and mechanical phenomena (predominant patient or ventilator effort).
The mean MNI location [−56 19 19] was within the region defined previously as human PMv (Mayka et al., 2006) but which more precisely corresponds to the border between IFJ and 6v (Neubert et al., 2014).
More precisely (21) corresponds to (18), and (22) corresponds to (20).
Business needs governing, just as science does.Nor does economic progress broadly defined correspond to human progress any more precisely than does scientific progress.
More precisely, essences correspond to divine ideas, which represent their eternal exemplars.
More precisely, such states correspond, respectively, to high and low levels of activity in the network (that is, the up and down cortical states).
More precisely, the score corresponds to the number of "same direction" (over or under-expressed) expression ratios from array data and QRT-PCR data for a given gene obtained from a given cell line relative to the reference sample divided by the total number of ratios.
More precisely, the results in Figure 6 correspond to a horizontal polarization while the results in Figure 7 correspond to an initial vertical polarization.
More precisely, PMDs of dynamic systems correspond to a class of (linear time-invariant) dynamic systems that we will call "extended state-space models".
More precisely, the first # F columns of M correspond to the elements of F, the last two columns correspond to P and Q, and the coefficients corresponding to these points are encoded in the matrix.
