Sentence examples for corresponded during the from inspiring English sources

PLoS Pathogens says it did notify the other corresponding author, Joseph DeRisi of the University of California, San Francisco with whom editors had corresponded during the submission and review of the paper -- about the impending retraction in a 27 August e-mail; when DeRisi didn't reply, the editors retracted on their own.

A hierarchical clustering dendrogram depicts the results of this analysis (Supplementary Fig. 2), revealing that leptin is the parameter whose dynamic most closely corresponded during the 24-month period of dietary intervention to that of body weight, followed by insulin, chemerin, and MCP-1 (Supplementary Fig. 2).

This was not easy after the founding of the People's Republic in 1949, and it was not until 1973 that he was able to meet again friends with whom he had been unable even to correspond during the Cultural Revolution.

Since there are currently about 900 000 smokers in Finland, the average net effect of €134 000 per individual on public finance balance (without taking into account the monetary value of life years lost) would correspond during the next decades to about 120 billion Euros total increase in costs (over 2.5-fold to annual state budget).

Although this effort proved unsuccessful, they corresponded frequently during the 1930s, and in 1935 she made plans for a return to the Soviet Union.

Some years ago I had a similar experience when meeting my brother, whom I hadn't seen for 15 years and had only occasionally corresponded with during the preceding quarter of a century, as we were driving for two days across the North Island of New Zealand where he lived.

Kuhlen and colleagues [ 56] showed that in weaning from mechanical ventilation, patients' work of breathing during spontaneous breathing trials is reduced by the application of PSV of 7 cmH2O whereas the workload during automatic tube compensation corresponded to the values during trials of spontaneous breathing through a T-piece.

At each site, pacing was performed to create ECM maps and the ablation site was identified if it fulfilled the following criteria: 1. the resultant potential and activation maps corresponded with those during the clinical VT/PVC and 2. the catheter location on the voltage map corresponded anatomically with the earliest site of electrical activation during VT/PVC.

the resultant potential and activation maps corresponded with those during the clinical VT/PVC and the catheter location on the voltage map corresponded anatomically with the earliest site of electrical activation during VT/PVC.

The researcher corresponded with participants during the recruitment process but had never met them in person before the study visit.

The speed and pattern of translation during passive abduction corresponded to the pattern observed during active abduction and there was no significant difference between the patients and controls (p = 0.5).