Sentence examples for corresponding to section from inspiring English sources

Then, section 3 (S3) corresponds to a noticeable increase in the current curve until a second steady value is reached, corresponding to section 4 (S4).

This results from the calculated Q statistics corresponding to Section "Decomposition of Cochran's Q" (see Table 4).

Eventually, Mr. Hill said, the team created smaller, more manageable files corresponding to sections of the statue.

They are corresponding to Sections 2.1 and 2.2, respectively, and the following new algorithm is proposed by overcoming the problems mentioned in Sections 2.1 and 2.2 separately.

The nanostructures reflected the shape of the liposomes, where spherical 560 nm size and porous architectures with large pores of 200 300 nm diameter (corresponding to sections along liposomes) ensembles were formed.

The presence of immunostained cells in the VTA from post-weaning to adulthood was examined on coronal sections corresponding to sections spanning Plates 55 to 63 of the mouse brain atlas [40] and sections spanning Plates 40 to 46 of the rat brain atlas [41].

The brains were fixed in 4% PFA for 24 h, cryoprotected in 30% sucrose, and 20 µm frozen sections were prepared and used for analysis from the area corresponding to sections 230 250 of Sidman's Atlas of the mouse brain and spinal cord [33].

The data entered in the DMU are heterogeneous and appear partly as structured variables and partly as textual variables corresponding to sections of narrative reports in medical language.

26 Three brain sections from each mouse separated by 300  μm, approximately corresponding to sections at bregma coordinates −1.4, −1.7, and −2.0 mm in the mouse brain atlas 25 were used for AT8 staining.

The image on the right shows a single sagittal section through the arcopallium near the lateral third of RA (corresponding to sections 2 or 3 in panels B and D ).

Heart rate (HR), mean arterial pressure (MAP), respiratory rate (RR) and tidal volume (TV) were recorded, and the PaO2 FiO2 ratio (PFR) calculated corresponding to sections of respiratory pressure waveforms containing 200 breaths during Baseline, during Preinjury and Postinjury apnea periods.