The phrase "correspondent value" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe something that holds a similar meaning, importance, or relevance to something else. For example, “The corresponding value of one metric ton is approximately 2,204.6 pounds.”.
Each point in the x-axis is one of the user's characteristics and the correspondent value for each characteristic is represented in the y-axis.
With this SNR, we can identify the correspondent value of f A (see Figure 3).
A value experience or value attitude has to be distinguished from the correspondent value judgment, however.
It is due to the fact that under increasing external electric field, all energy levels of the charge transfer exciton descend, displacing the threshold of the density of states toward the correspondent value of on-site exciton.
These include the partition coefficient (KE or KP), which is calculated as the ratio of the enzyme activity or protein concentration in the top phase divided by the correspondent value in the bottom phase.
However, the present SNP density is higher than the correspondent value of approximately 1/1,500 bases in the dog (Kirkness et al. 2003) and lower than the observed value in the eastern fence lizard (4.4/100 bp; Rosenblum and Novembre 2007).
Modified samples show lower specific surface areas and pore volume with respect to the correspondent values for starting materials.
These concentrations are in a good agreement with correspondent values derived from the percolation theory for 2D and 3D lattices.
The correspondent values for QIDS were similar to those in the short run-in period cohort.
It is also reasonable to assume that the distance of concepts depends on the distance of correspondent values.
It is seen that the potential curves for the disks are analogous to those for the lens in Figure2 with a single but very important difference: the electron energies and gaps between them in the lens and in Figure4 are lower than the correspondent values in the lens in Figure2.
