Sentence examples for correspond with higher from inspiring English sources
Higher educational achievements correspond with higher consent to liberal attitudes as well as democratic and egalitarian values (van Berkel and De Graaf 1999).
To the Editor: Peter D. Salins's argument would be stronger if it addressed which of the following objections: A. Higher SAT scores correspond with higher socioeconomic status, and thus with a student's ability to pay four years of tuition.
The tuning process of such a compressor is fairly complex as increases in the mass flow rate may not correspond with higher energy efficiencies.
Higher N2O generation was shown to generally correspond with higher nitrite concentrations, but with many competing and parallel nitrogen transformation reactions occurring, it was very difficult to clearly identify the predominant mechanism of N2O production.
However, the landscape position effect for grain yield was never fully explained by the landscape position effects detected for the other variables (e.g., higher soil water content in the footslopes did not correspond with higher grain yields in footslope positions at both sites).
By convention, lower ranks correspond with higher scores.
The more humid and arid climate periods during the Holocene partly correspond with high and low lake levels of Lake Chad.
The College Board has said its redesigned admission test would contain "no more mysteries". Instead of being a riddle to solve, it would correspond with high-school curriculums and better reflect what students have learned.
The macro-stresses measured by the elaborated method are shown to correspond with high precision to the stresses obtained by engineering calculations.
Because friction loss in the wellbore is highly dependent on wellbore radius, high production rates would correspond with high friction loss in the wellbore.
This equation derives from research in Spain where high temperatures correspond with high evaporation rates and therefore restricted biological growth (Brimblecombe, pers.
