Sentence examples for corresponding to represents from inspiring English sources

The BER curve corresponding to, represents the dual-hop relaying with single-antenna terminals.

In this vein, work in our laboratory has demonstrated distinct neural signatures for habits of thought corresponding to representing information in a verbal versus a visual modality (Hsu, Kraemer, Oliver, Schlichting, & Thompson-Schill, 2011; Kraemer, Hamilton, Messing, DeSantis, & Thompson-Schill, 2014a, Kraemer, Rosenberg, & Thompson-Schill, 2009).

In Fig. 9, the bar corresponding to NC represents RCPT test results of control samples (samples with 100% stone chips) under NC condition.

The regression coefficient corresponding to Training represents the net gain in knowledge (proportion correct) after the intervention, and the standardized regression coefficient indicates the effect size.

As was to be expected, given that H1N1 was the first IAV subtype that was recognized and has been circulating in the world since 1918, of the epitopes used in this study, those corresponding to H1N1 represented 44.8%, while those corresponding to H2N2 only represented 3%.

For those who never went to camp, this is where your cabin creates a name and puts on a corresponding performance to represent said name...in front of everyone else at the camp no less!

Next, flowers and stones are placed on the lifeline at chronologically corresponding locations to represent happy moments in life and difficult, fearful or painful moments, respectively.

Those with another STI were included in the outcomes of the other two corresponding models to represent more at risk populations.

(iii) Add to the resulting program new variables and corresponding constraints to represent the experiment to learn (e ^ ) as well as its readouts under each copy (r M 1, e ^, r M 2, e ^ ).

Hexamers corresponding to miRNAs represent an extremely loose definition of miRNA target sites.

Based on this analysis, the DMA voltage was set to that corresponding to peaks representing monomers, dimers, etc.