Sentence examples for correspondence figure from inspiring English sources

Modeled and lake averaged submerged aquatic vegetation (SAV) biomass (Jin and Ji [2013]) indicate good correspondence (Figure 10b) On an aerial basis, the model and observed lake SAV distribution are very similar (Figure 10c).

Comparing microarray probe enrichment to sequencing read depth for the same sample reveals a high degree of correspondence (Figure 1B).

In correspondence, Figure 8 indicates that the highest yields of biogas for anaerobic digestion of wheat bran is 0.963 m/day and corresponds to a pH of 6.9 and a temperature of 29°C.

Samples FS-11 and FS-40 exhibited clearly different protein expression profiles based on the correspondence (figure 6A) and clustering (figure 6B) analysis of differentially expressed proteins (figure 6A), which was corroborated by the corresponding functional analysis (see figure 11 in online supplement).

The correspondence map (Figure 2) is a combined graph of column and row profiles.

In summary, the highest levels of PDFR expression among pacemaker neurons (and in fact the highest in the entire brain) were matched precisely by high-level CRY expression; we summarize this correspondence in Figure 1G.

He helped her buy a photocopierto copy thousands of pages of documents,including diaries and correspondence withliterary figures around the world.

The Churchill Papers, which are held at the Cambridge University college named after the politician once voted the greatest-ever Briton, chronicle the development of his most famous speeches as well as his voluminous correspondence with figures from Joseph Stalin to Laurence Olivier.

In order to improve the written description of the functional topography and the correspondence with the Figures, we created Figure 2 figure supplement 1 and Figure 3 figure supplement 1 that shows coronal slices of the clusters from the dominant mode of connectivity change.

No exact correspondence with sox10 (Figure 5G G″) and tbx1 domains of expression was found.

This observation was further supported by the correspondence analyses (see figure 7 in online supplement), in which the first two axes, CA1 (56.72%) and CA2 (34.13%), accounted for 90.85% of the total variation.