Sentence examples for correspond quite from inspiring English sources

The calculated and measured values correspond quite well.

Both the numerical and the analytical theory correspond quite well with obtained test results.

The large wintertime continental temperature increases produced in the model correspond quite well with what scientists actually observe.

The frequencies associated with the dopant inhomogeneities correspond quite well with those of the temperature fluctuations and microscopic growth rates.

Indeed, most people find it fairly easy and straightforward to answer questions about their own happiness and their ratings of their own happiness typically correspond quite closely with the happiness ratings that their friends and family provide for them.

The results of a rheological compliance test and shock pulse ultrasonic amplitude measurements agree and correspond quite accurately to the mechanical properties of the evolving physical state of the medium.

Various things he had written about in his memos corresponded quite closely with other events, and I began, you know, to view his reporting in this case as, you know, really serious and really credible".

America has a "car death belt" in the Deep South and the Great Plains; it corresponds quite closely to the firearms death belt defined by age-adjusted gun death rates.

This is a fairly crude method, but that 80 percent figure corresponds quite well with the FiveThirtyEight forecast, which gave Mr. Obama a 78 percent chance of winning as of Sunday night.

This yields a loss of 120 metres (400 feet) from iceberg sides and bottom during 100 days of drift in water at 10 °C (50 °F)—a rate that corresponds quite well to survival times of icebergs in waters off the coast of Newfoundland as measured by the International Ice Patrol.

But it's interesting, nevertheless, that the 80 percent figure corresponds quite well with the FiveThirtyEight forecast, which gave Mr. Obama a 78 percent chance of winning as of Sunday night, and with the odds on offer by bookmakers, many of whom list Mr. Obama as about a 4-to-1 favorite.