The part of a sentence "corresponding by" is correct and usable in written English. It can be used to describe the act of communication or correspondence between two or more things or individuals. Example: The two diplomats were corresponding by email to negotiate a peace treaty. In this sentence, "corresponding by" is used to indicate the means of communication between the diplomats (email).
Individual tests for three disease classes also returned low p-values (hematological, p = 0.0196; renal, p = 0.0283; bone, p = 0.0291), but the corresponding BY adjusted p-values were above α = 0.05. Figure 10 shows the distributions of disorder content for genes with multiple isoforms (disease, non-disease, and all genes) and for all human genes.
Soon they were corresponding by e-mail.
The two men began corresponding by e-mail and then talking on the phone.
Since then, the two have been corresponding by e-mail.
After he returned home, the two began corresponding by letter, and, upon his graduation, he came back East to visit her.
Both single at the time, they began corresponding by phone and e-mail messages.
Gel content analysis demonstrated that all organic species (benzyl alcohol and corresponding by-products) were covalently linked to the epoxy network, suggesting that both 'active chain end' and 'activated monomer' mechanisms were active during the propagation step in the cationic ring-opening polymerisation.
The reactions to GC3 of the occurrences of single trinucleotides are not accompanied by corresponding reactions by motif preferences.
Uplift rates estimated by InSAR are available by requesting the corresponding author by e-mail.
Ms. Koh played the opening measures of the Allemande, Courant and Sarabande from a Westhoff suite, alternating the excerpts with opening measures of the corresponding movements by Bach.
Regional LV function was assessed in corresponding segments by echocardiography.
