Sentence examples for correspond or not from inspiring English sources

The main purpose of this paper is to find whether the craniometric relationship and the phylogenic pattern, which is obtained from genomic data, among our subject species, correspond or not.

In order to know if the up-regulated genes correspond or not to the ESR genes we calculated expression changes for the set of ESR and non-ESR paralogs.

The SGoF can be interpreted/described as a sequential algorithm that in a step-wise mode decides if a candidate p-value corresponds or not to a true effect.

In Experiment 2, participants were required to explicitly judge whether the displayed hand corresponded or not to their own hand by pressing as accurately as possible and within the allowed time interval, a left or a right previously assigned response key, with their left and right index fingers, respectively.

The chromosomal forms, defined based on configurations of shared polymorphic chromosomal inversions, correspond imperfectly or not at all with the An.

The present study investigated whether the same visual stimulus indicating zero-value feedback (€0) elicits feedback-related negativity (FRN) variation, depending on whether the outcomes correspond with expectations or not.

According to William Graham Sumner, one of the first American social scientists and a hugely influential critic of traditional thinking, critical thinking is "...the examination and test of propositions of any kind which are offered for acceptance, in order to find out whether they correspond to reality or not.

Keimatsu (1976) listed all the luminous phenomena seen at night and also discussed whether they correspond to auroras or not.

Many of these inferences correspond to new or not easily accessible information from biological databases by current standard methods.

The situation is less easy if the records provided came from the same hospitals, but here again the patient should be able to say if the date of the stay and the disease recorded correspond to him or not.

The larger size of the font corresponds to whether or not the story was on the frontpage of any section of the paper.