Sentence examples for correspondingly becomes from inspiring English sources

Hence, when Δ is larger, and the probability (1 − P) indicating the need of second stage fine detection correspondingly becomes larger, which means the sensing time becomes longer.

In addition, for fibers with rectangular cross-sections we found that Vout does not depend on the width, W, under a constant pressure, whereas it is enhanced upon increasing the thickness, T, since the system correspondingly becomes less stiff.

The legislative branch of state government correspondingly became more powerful.

When considering the length l = 1, the FTD-PD connection remained the closest (with 9 direct interactions); however, LBD-PD and ALS-PD (with 6 and 3 direct interactions correspondingly) became more significant.

And correspondingly one becomes predisposed to cling to them and hence suffer.

When there are too many variables, both the number of candidate polynomial and its maximum number of times will increase rapidly, and the SVD algorithm used to solve zero space will correspondingly quickly become more complex.

This suppressive ability may be lost or reduced as epithelial lesions gradually progress from hyperplasia to DCIS and invasive cancer, and correspondingly NAF become CAF.

The second property (<30 °C) was unexpected and indicates confined/restricted active site geometry for the enzyme ternary complex that, correspondingly, has become impaired in its ability to sample the protein landscape for catalytically competent configurations.

As we approach our own time, the task of discerning the zeitgeist becomes correspondingly more difficult.

They give the segmental character to the body wall in neck and trunk, and, following their lead, the spinal cord becomes correspondingly segmented.

That gives a much higher social cost of carbon than a normal discount rate, so mitigating climate change becomes correspondingly more attractive.