Sentence examples for correspondingly I from inspiring English sources

Block-on-disc tests were thus conducted to investigate the friction and wear behaviors of Zr41.25Ti13.75Ni10Cu12.5Be22.5 BMGs when slid correspondingly: (i) under dry condition, (ii) in deionized water, and (iii) in solution respectively with 30%, 60%and90%0% hydrogen peroxide.

Besides, the selected six lumps could represent the characteristic products involved in the FCC process correspondingly, i.e. feed oil (VGO), diesel, gasoline, LPG, dry gas, and coke (see Table 3).

Secondly, a pure adaptive scheme which is aware of the CQI imperfectness of each user and which adapts the SNR threshold vectors correspondingly, i.e., in case of imperfect CQI, the selection of the applied modulation schemes is performed more conservatively compared to the naive approach in order to fulfill the BER requirements.

Correspondingly, I think that the more resources of Russia that are held in private hands the better for the country.

"Ha!" I'd have done anything for Blondy at that moment, and, correspondingly, I loathed Alan Zwelish, though I knew there was more Zwelish than Blondy in me, which was likely the reason I was seated here.

Correspondingly, I've become increasingly sceptical of the value of analyses of decisions now that attempt to assess the costs and benefits of action over horizons any longer than a decade.

Correspondingly, X(i) can be decomposed as the local features vector Xlocal(i) and acoustic context vector Xcontext(i), as Eq. (1) denoted.

Correspondingly, m i l l s taken out from C lls should be added into complete genes set C1 in the next iteration of BPCA imputation.

Correspondingly, Myc-I treatment decreased the amount of JNK1 being phosphorylated (Fig.  5B).

Correspondingly, sICAM-I has been included in a panel with three other markers to diagnose endometriosis cases that could not be identified by preoperative ultrasound [ 24].

They can be positive, e.g. "if I achieve well in school, my parents will respect and love me" and correspondingly negative "If I fail this test I will make my parents unhappy and they will dislike me".