Sentence examples for corresponded not from inspiring English sources

It turns out the logs corresponded not with the average height of all waves, but rather with the average of the largest one-third of the waves.

Furthermore, the results show that the landscape corresponded not only to a cold and dry loess steppe environment, but was also partly influenced by humid conditions and that probably even (small) water bodies may have existed.

"What jumped out at us was that someone's likelihood of joining really corresponded not to the number of friends represented, but to how many disconnected groups the friends listed on the e-mail fell into," Kleinberg says.

This corresponded not only to decreased degradation (e.g., Figure 1), but also to decreased dislocation as judged by the absence of a deglycosylated product upon proteasome inhibition.

The strongest functional interactions corresponded not to the most frequent events, but rather to those events that are most surprising or not predicted from lower orders of interactions, thus presenting interactions of a truly social nature.

This is because the increase in suicide rates corresponded not only with short term drop in per capita gross national income; but also with a long term increase in per capita gross national income.

Trials therefore correspond not to generations but to consecutive allele replacement events in a propagated cell line (where many generations may pass between these replacements).

Furthermore, suppose pharmaceutical codes correspond not only to the types of medication, but also to the dose of the medication.

And his campaign has corresponded ― not coincidentally ― with a steep rise in crimes targeting Muslims because of their faith.

The behavior of work-hardening or work-softening corresponds not to cohesive energy but to energy fluctuation.

Option value corresponds not just to unknown future values of known species, but also to the unknown values of unknown species (or other components of variation).