Sentence examples for corresponded entirely from inspiring English sources

Three of the 15 networks corresponded entirely and exclusively with Linnaean names: Cephalothrix rufifrons, C. major and C. spiralis.

For this K value, STRUCTURE software successfully sorted individuals into three main groups which corresponded entirely to the discrete three main populations sampled in the study.

Further studies showed that in Spain, where Mus musculus and Mus spretus coexist, 27 of 29 house mice tested carried a version of the VKOR gene that conferred resistance to warfarin and that corresponded entirely or in parts to the gene carried by Mus spretus.

Strikingly, 20 of 25 peptide-specific T-cell responses in the HLA-DR4 transgenic mice contained sequences that corresponded, entirely or partially to 18 of the 19 human HLA-DR4 epitopes listed in the HIV molecular immunology database.

This would not correspond entirely to Ashton's idea of the equivalent of a midwife at the end of life.

Although there is some degree of correlation between language and religion, the two do not correspond entirely.

Analysis of the plasmid sequences showed that pLG2 does not correspond entirely to any previously described enterococcal plasmid.

Therefore the subclade groupings did not correspond entirely to those described by LaJeunesse [68], particularly for subclade A, and is probably the reason for the ambiguous identity of some strains in clade F, C and B. COI barcodes would be useful as a complementary marker for example, resolving the identification of two strains with ambiguous clade identity.

If transfer implied disease-specific, medical, knowledge, our results did not correspond entirely to that perception.

However, there is increasing recognition that events defined in vitro might not correspond entirely to the physiological situation in vivo.

It is difficult to tell whether this observation corresponds entirely to the biological changes in the tissue, or whether it might be a result of low SNR in the region below the detachment, due to hyper-reflectivity of the RPE. Figure 18 shows a case of dry AMD.