Sentence examples for corresponding more closely from inspiring English sources

While the Brouwerian continuum may possess a number of negative features from the standpoint of the classical mathematician, it has the merit of corresponding more closely to the continuum of intuition than does its classical counterpart.

We discovered substantial genetic divergence within the species complex, especially across the Continental Divide, with population genetic structure corresponding more closely with geographic proximity and local isolation than with taxonomic divisions originally based on wing color and pattern characters.

(2) Plane-strain (PS) draw-bend fracture simulations correspond more closely to industrial forming conditions; they simplify the modeling (fixed strain state, no transitions) but no corresponding full-scale laboratory experiments currently exist.

This corresponding proposal more closely resembles the core structure naming convention adopted for O-GalNAc glycans.

Purpose: To evaluate the effect of trabeculotomy employing probes with curvatures more closely corresponding to variable course of Schlemm's canal.

On the other hand, when the Δech42 mutant was cocultivated with B. cinerea, also the <3 kDa metabolite mixture generated a Ca2+ profile quite different from the corresponding wild type fraction and more closely resembling the Botrytis-induced Ca2+ change (Fig. 2b, compared with Fig. 1c, d).

From sequence homology alone, we have not been able to determine if any of these domains are more closely related to corresponding domains of ZTL like proteins in higher plants.

In order to investigate polymer mechanical behaviour more closely and define corresponding numerical behaviour models, a new experimental set-up was developed for performing multiaxial loading tests.

In contrast, the direct method yielded Vv values more closely matching the corresponding literature values for intestine (22±12 vs. 29 µL/g) and muscle (15±6 vs. 18.9 µL/g).

BMV1 MCP was found to be more closely related to corresponding proteins from gokushoviruses, sharing with the latter proteins six insertions (larger than 5 aa), including the one responsible for formation of 'mushroom-like' structures (insertion 4 in Fig. 4).

Our analyses indicate that it is quite purely Amerindian, that all but possibly a few kb of its 1.6 mb genome are more closely related to corresponding sequences in the genomes of the other available Amerindian strain genome (v225d) and/or the two Korean strains (51, 52) than to those of strains from ethnic Europeans.