Sentence examples for corresponded then from inspiring English sources
Application of DCG4 abolished feedback inhibition, and the remaining inhibition corresponded then to feedforward inhibition (IPSC-FF).
On the other hand, if they do not correspond, then a value between (0,0.5) is returned.
It is a comparative genomics question whose answer might have implications for Systematics (it would correspond then to taxonomists to take this information into account for their work), but not exclusively.
2. If they come from closely related genomes (e.g., genomes from two strains of the same species), the similarity is high (usually greater than 90% identity), and the context on the chromosome (i.e., the adjacent genes) can easily be seen to correspond, then they can be placed in the same family (even if the function they implement is yet to be determined).
The fractional derivative corresponds then to (xi(t)=frac{t^{-alpha }}{Gamma ( 1-alpha ) }).
The things to which true statings correspond, then, are (in at least that sense) particulars (see (2) above).
The G-linearization of ({mathcal {L}}) corresponds then locally to a character (chi : G rightarrow {mathbb {C}}^*).
The large-scale structure of dusty galaxies corresponds then to the star-formation density field in galaxies.
The circular area around the nucleation seed corresponds then to the electron beam irradiating a pristine area during LCTEM experiments.
The things to which statings correspond, then, appear to be quite different from facts as the latter are commonly understood by philosophers.
The frame of discernment corresponds then to the set of hidden classes Ω = { ω 1, ω 2 } where ω1 and ω2 correspond to "forest" and "water", respectively.
