Sentence examples for correspond to changing from inspiring English sources

Resort to a physician if you are planning to make any lifestyle changes that correspond to changing your chemical make-up (e.g., start to take serotonin boosters).

The spherical-deformed phase transition is generated by a change in sign of (A_2), while the prolate oblate correspond to changing the sign of (A_3).

Part-time posts, research semesters (e.g. for challenging research proposals) and jobs with telestructure amongst others, may correspond to changing life phases and circumstances.

Lower identification rates, on the other hand, correspond to changing signal in less than half of the MS1 scans and seeing lots of signal in MS scans throughout the LC gradient.

Apparently, the change in the correlation length corresponds to changing mechanism of the electrical conduction.

Officials hint that the switch of candidate corresponds to changing times.

The authors explain how changing R corresponds to changing the parameter b in Eq. (2) and to exploring the partial unfolding of the codim-4 doubly degenerate TB singularity.

This corresponds to changing the evolution by ( P = X/i ): begin{aligned} e^{ - i t P } f ( x ) = f ( x ( t ) ) longrightarrow e^{ - i t P_varepsilon } f ( x ) = {mathbb {E}} left[ f (x_varepsilon ( t) ) right], P_varepsilon := P + i varepsilon Delta _g.

Two such residues implicated in actin-related functions correspond to variant residues for the human proteins within sub-cluster 2. Indeed, a site-directed mutation in yeast eEF1A, Asn329Ser, fortuitously corresponds to changing eEF1A1 Asn331 to its eEF1A2 equivalent, Ser331.

Fundamentally, tuning the E° corresponds to changing the stability of one participating oxidation state relative to the other.

Option (i) corresponds to changing the size of two neighboring blocks, option (ii) corresponds to joining or splitting two neighboring blocks.