Sentence examples for corresponded more from inspiring English sources

In general, 'Buying' preferences corresponded more to 'Take Away' preferences while 'Liking' and 'Choosing' preferences showed little correspondence.

The pre-midnight type of ESF corresponded more with the appearance of GPS scintillations than the post-midnight type.

Those in the enclave had economic benefits that corresponded more closely with their educational attainment, compared to immigrants employed in the mainstream economy –mainly in the secondary sector.

The study quality has improved compared to the recommendations of 2004 and the publications corresponded more well to the requirements of the "CONSORT statement" [67].

We used an 8-zone scanning protocol compared with an NT-proBNP, and we detected that minimal pleural effusion corresponded more closely with heart failure in cases in which the patient presented with acute dyspnea.

In comparison, moving within the left box yielded more sinusoidal joint paths that corresponded more closely to the curvature of the hand path.

The work of the modern notary, however, corresponds more to that of the Roman tabularius, who took and preserved evidence.

The orthodox lawyer's approach is backward-looking, asking what outcome would have the longer or better legal pedigree -- that is, would correspond more closely to some authoritative enactment or pronouncement in the past.

The psychiatrist Anthony Storr agreed with Jung: "I prefer this interpretation of healing to those advanced by other schools of psychotherapy because I believe that it corresponds more closely to what actually takes place in long-term analytic psychotherapy".

These images, doll-like and audacious, probably correspond more closely than Ife work does to popular ideas of what "African art" is suppose to look like.

Its adoption corresponds more generally to the increasing internationalisation in VET (Tran and Dempsey 2017).