Sentence examples for correspond theoretically from inspiring English sources

This should correspond, theoretically, to the amount of money they have in the bank (found in the Balance Sheet), and, lo and behold, it does!

It is composed of four scales: Precontemplation, Contemplation, Action and Maintenance that correspond theoretically to different stages of change.

To better portray the cause-specific mortality by age, we used the seven age groups predefined in InterVA-4 model (version 4.02), which correspond theoretically to different leading causes of death.

When, which corresponds theoretically to a rotating cardioid pattern, satisfactory perceptual results were obtained.

For regular spheres, the saturation concentration corresponds theoretically to a random packing.

These three subdimensions correspond to theoretically defined domains that the measure was intended to assess.

So or so, talking about person-centeredness in the integrated care context call for theoretical treatment of how these two seemingly-related concepts theoretically correspond with each other, and how integrated care affect the traditional typologies of the patient-physician encounter.

Note that all images should theoretically correspond to the top left-hand image.

Internal structure refers to the dimensionality of the test, which should correspond to the theoretically modeled structure of the construct (AERA et al. 2014).

Empirically obtained convergence rates are studied systematically and, for the tests considered, these correspond to the theoretically expected orders of accuracy.

When combined together, these compounds reduced time of immobility by 55% with respect to the vehicle/vehicle group (p<0.001, Tukey's test, Fig. 6A); this value is, obviously, very close to 59%, which would theoretically correspond to the sum of individual influences of each drug.