Sentence examples for correspondence in greater from inspiring English sources

Examining this correspondence in greater detail, seven of the eight "immune" sets correspond almost exactly to the gene clusters used by Rody et al. to compute immune "metagenes" in their study of lymphocytic infiltrates in breast cancer [ 78].

The correspondence between the spatial travel time distributions generated by GIS and MODFLOW was a function of the landscape position, with greater correspondence in uplands compared to floodplains.

By contrast, we saw much greater correspondence in the low-familiarity group (compare panels A and B in Fig. 3).

The neutral model's superiority as a null model comes not then from closer estimates of mean species abundances, or a greater mean percentage correspondence in species composition, but rather from a more accurate representation of temporal patterns of species' presence and abundance in the local community.

Ms. Hirshler, a Sargent scholar, said that while people at the Museum of Fine Arts might have been aware of the correspondence in decades past, it was a great surprise to her to come across it in the collection's archives, especially now.

Whereas knowing each other results in greater satisfaction about the telephone communication in our study more contact by telephone did not lead to more positive answers regarding the accessibility by phone, correspondence, feedback or professional expertise [ 5, 7, 8].

The correspondence in this new volume follow Eliot's great Dante essay of 1929.

(James, who loathed publicity and ferociously guarded his own privacy, destroyed the greater part of his own correspondence in a bonfire before his death).

In correspondence with the great American critic Edmund Wilson, Berlin summarised his essay quite simply thus: "Tolstoy I maintain was by nature and gifts a fox who terribly believed in hedgehogs and wished to vivisect himself into one.

This is Einstein's correspondence in response.

There is no other Wagner correspondence in the archive.