Sentence examples for corresponding with high from inspiring English sources

Also, a smaller percentage of people seem to be uncertain about supporting renewable energy policy in Mexico, corresponding with high levels of public concern about CC.

The correlation with SW density is not significant, except around magnetic noon, when it does not exceed a value of ~ 0.2; we interpret such result as a sporadic correlation, corresponding with high SW density values, which could drive Pc1 2 waves.

Alternatively, sites in the lower left quadrant exhibit high temperature seasonality, but lower levels of rain seasonality (corresponding with high annual rainfall).

We note that the range of infection pressures corresponding with high TR increases with increasing MT, whilst the rapid drop in TR phenomenon occurs later.

In addition, in highly trained athletes, total myocellular DAG is markedly higher, corresponding with higher insulin sensitivity (Amati et al. 2010).

Scores range from 0 to 16, with higher scores corresponding with higher levels of phobic anxiety.

Although there is a moderate association between the instruments with higher CHU9D utility values corresponding with higher PedsQL total scores, there are some anomalies.

The expression of mRNA for isoform 1 was higher at P1 than in adult tissue corresponding with higher protein expression of isoform 1 at P1.

GDS [ 17] – A dementia staging instrument divided into seven different stages with increasing impairment corresponding with higher stages (No Cognitive Decline, Age-Associated Memory Impairment, Mild Cognitive Impairment, Mild Dementia, Moderate Dementia, Moderately Severe Dementia, Severe Dementia).

Cut-off points were determined at the score of >109 for EDIM-Apo10, at the score of >117 for EDIM-TKTL1, and at the score of >227 for the combined EDIM-Apo10 and EDIM-TKTL1 expression (summation of both scores) corresponding with highest Youden index.

In the pre-menopausal setting, a study of estrogen regulated genes throughout the menstrual cycle in early breast cancer samples demonstrated a significant increase in PR transcript and protein levels during follicular and luteal phases (days 7 26), corresponding with higher known circulating estrogens [ 68].