Sentence examples for corresponded strongly from inspiring English sources

The distribution of high-Chl-a water corresponded strongly to the zones in which the 222Rn concentration was relatively high.

The distributions of low-salinity water corresponded strongly to the zones in which the 222Rn concentrations were relatively high in all surveys.

Moreover, the spatial location of the motor-hand region derived from PET corresponded strongly with the anatomical region, even at the highest threshold level.

Promoter patterns of H3K4me3 and H3K27me3 corresponded strongly with coordinated expression changes of regulatory gene modules, such as HOX and microRNA genes, and structural gene modules, such as desmosome and gap junction genes.

Whereas the correspondence between feeding signs and food availability is nearly tautological, others similarly observed, using radiotelemetry, that activity of American black bears was consistently concentrated in habitats with high fruit abundance [43], and site selection by American black bears [44] and grizzly bears [45] corresponded strongly to the availability of food.

Clinical outcome association analysis with the validated metastamiRs' targets corresponded strongly with poor overall and relapse-free survival.

Initial inspection of this figure reveals that the geographic distribution of individuals from the left-leaning network community corresponds strongly to the traditional political geography of the United States.

Notably, the difference of SNAIL levels (3 fold) is much smaller compared with the difference of ZEB1 (20 fold) between epithelial cells - H820 and H1437 and hybrid E/M cells – H1975 (Fig. 2e, f), suggesting ZEB1 levels may correspond strongly with maintaining these phenotypes, at least in these cell lines.

The prevalence of CANS among the targeted population seems to correspond strongly with prevalence of CANS in Western developed countries.

Previous research has shown that CPS scores correspond strongly to scores on the widely used Mini-Mental State Examination [ 19, 21- 24].

It corresponds strongly to chromatin stability, and has been shown as a feature to correlate well with TFBS (Ponomarenko et al., 1999).