Sentence examples for corresponded as a from inspiring English sources
Moreover, because the physical changes due to the thinning and the appreciation corresponded, as a decrease in tree density and the total basal area of the thinned condition was recognized, we suggest the possibility that the thinned forest strengthened the impression of the forest environment being deserted.
The MIC100 was determined as the concentration resulting in complete growth inhibition, and MIC50 for fluconazole corresponded as an inhibition of at least 50% of fungal growth.
High levels of it can correspond, as recent studies have shown, not only with baldness but also with heart disease and a greater susceptibility to infectious diseases.
Relative to Bolt and Johnson, country level bias in total test scores is evaluated with respect to ERS trait distributions (as would correspond to a country) as opposed to individual levels of ERS (as would correspond to individuals).
In the preface to the second edition, he said that the expression had become a catch phrase and had been treated "as though it corresponded to an organized movement, like a political party or a hockey team".
The objective was to see if results corresponded when analyzed as a set of single-case experimental designs vs. as a usual randomized controlled trial (RCT).
The exception as before corresponded to a group with very low coverage by others values, where all 8 siblings surpassed the 95% threshold.
Sequence analysis demonstrated that this larger isoform corresponded to an alternative exon 17, termed E17a, that was not represented in RefSeq (as it corresponded to a partial mRNA sequence only), and that E17a harbored a PTC.
This corresponded to a significant enrichment as compared to a random model (P<0.0001, Fig. 4C).
As these periods corresponded to a period of heightened public awareness due to severe influenza outbreaks, parameter estimation was repeated without these data points.
The protein that we detected corresponded to a 14 kDa, as described in the literature.
