Sentence examples for corresponding to much from inspiring English sources

Rouergue, ancient province of south central France, corresponding to much of the modern départements of Aveyron and Tarn-et-Garonne.

C. 954 November 25, 1034 Malcolm II, (born c. 954 died Nov. 25, 1034) king of Scotland from 1005 to 1034, the first to reign over an extent of land roughly corresponding to much of modern Scotland.

Noticing the more subtle differences in species composition and relative abundance within the forested parts of the flood plain could reveal similar, if less dramatic, transitions corresponding to much more gradual changes in soil type, moisture, topography and disturbance regime.

All other resonators are employed as nonlinear input-output transformation devices and therefore a high bandwidth (corresponding to much lower loaded quality factor) is necessary for achieving a high bit rate.

H2 TPR showed higher reduction temperatures for LPtZ compared to LRuZ, suggesting a less reducible, stable Pt in the pyrochlore structure compared to Ru. Quantitative analysis showed that LRuZ consumed 0.534 mg H2/gcat, whereas LPtZ consumed only 0.161 mg H2/gcat corresponding to much greater extent of reduction for LRuZ compared to LPtZ.

A weaker hybridization signal, corresponding to much less mtDNA, was detected in this region in all the other lines examined in this study and most of the previously analyzed maize inbreds (Lough et al. 2008).

In contrast, all routes for water showed significant energy barriers, corresponding to a much slower permeation rate for water through PSII.

These mediator cells (like many in the nervous system) actually act as a sort of analog-to-digital converter, sending signals at a rate corresponding to how much light their selected rods and cones are receiving.

Up to a 60% viscosity reduction was obtained over the range of shear rates tested for the plasticized copolymer containing up to 6.7 wt% CO2 °C1 °C Tg reduction), corresponding to as much as a 30 °C equivalent reduction in processing temperature.

This is noteworthy because we here use the RMSD between all 436 non-hydrogen atoms corresponding to a much higher dimension of the conformation space.

Each question has five possible responses ranging from a score of one (corresponding to 'as much as I would like') to a score of five (corresponding to 'much less than I would like').