Sentence examples for correspond to notable from inspiring English sources

As Michael Billington noted in his fine book on the life and work of Pinter, the main characters, who engage in a verbal contest no less thorough than the batsman's with a bowler, correspond to notable figures from the game's past: George Hirst, the Yorkshire all-rounder, and RH "Reggie" Spooner, the classical Lancashire strokeplayer.

These bad volumes tend to correspond to those with notable movement spikes (in line with findings by Power et al. 2012).

As Rawidowicz (1964, 113) and Ascheri (1964, 62) have both observed, the break with the speculative tradition that Feuerbach signals in the "Preliminary Theses" and in Principles corresponds to a notable change in his evaluation of religion.

It is also notable that the semantic factors do not directly correspond to particular visual properties of the objects to which the nouns refer.

Species of Bactris, Aiphanes horrida and Elaeis guineensis correspond to the 'fruit' but other palms whose fruits are eaten are notable.

In addition, notable peaks around 300 bp and 6,000 bp were found, which correspond to Alus and long interspersed nuclear elements (LINEs), respectively.

It is notable that some of the species observed from the wild type strain correspond to LCOs bearing an additional moiety that adds 42 Da, which would correspond to the presence of an acetyl moiety.

Again, it is notable that the sequence polymorphisms that differentiate the second rpoB gene from the canonical paralogue correspond to rpoB mutations commonly detected in RIFR Mtb isolates.

Error bars correspond to SEM.

Data correspond to mean ± SD.

Rows correspond to samples and columns correspond to SNPs.