Sentence examples for corresponding dip from inspiring English sources
The 44 protein accessions were concatenated with their corresponding DIP accessions and matched with the interaction databases of DIP (dipall20081009.tab).
The 44 protein accessions were concatenated in a batch mode using Linux/UNIX shell scripts and C or C++ programs, with the corresponding DIP accessions, and then matched with the latest interaction databases of DIP (dipall20081009.tab.; 78912 interactions).
Having been through other recessions since he started Atec in 1983, Mr. Lerman expected a corresponding dip in the demand for another service that his company offers: making preloan appraisals of the same assets for banks.
Interestingly, the main shift in Mr. Romney's report card was a bump in his share of half-true grades, and a corresponding dip in the share of his true grades.
We also present a generic, filter theory based, argument showing that any phase component that exhibit a negative group delay necessarily has a corresponding dip in its amplitude response.
For Coleridge, lads' mags' dramatic recent sales losses are "an example of where magazines can and have been affected detrimentally by digital"; but at Condé Nast, "increase in web use has not seen a corresponding dip in print circulation", he says.
Dr Fischbach admits that while whatever process generated the flare in 2006 also caused a dip in neutrino flux, and a corresponding drop in radioactive decay rates, other processes seem to have the opposite effect.
They found that the dip in X-ray intensity during these transits was three times greater than the corresponding drop in optical light.
We focus first on experimental results corresponding to dipping in solution of gold nanoparticles covered with CALNN-Si-peptide.
The capillary force corresponding to dipping in the solution of NP-CALNN-Carbon-peptide is also much smaller, about five times smaller (see Figs. 5d and 6d).
The resulting signal was a fast dip, corresponding to the compression of the cadmium sphere, followed by slower increase, corresponding to the decompression and following dispersal of the sphere and the lanthanum.
