Sentence examples for correspondingly detailed from inspiring English sources

As computer power increases, models can be correspondingly detailed.

Large confidence intervals on the F-scores in the case of Random Forest and Holt-Winters were caused by correspondingly large confidence intervals on the PPVs or Sensitivities as detailed above.

These errors are detailed below and the original article has been changed correspondingly.

This observation may make sense in the framework of separate 'what' and 'where' visual pathways (Goodale and Milner, 1992); ganglion cells with the smallest RFs, such as the midget or parvocellular (P) pathway, are involved in coding object detail and correspondingly have the highest spatial resolution but slowest conduction velocities (Gouras, 1969).

For the yeast interactome, we determine the diameter to be equal to 6 and set α = 6 7 ∼ 0.85, correspondingly (please see the Methods section for details of information flow computations).

Another extension would be explicitly differentiating multiple capability areas as included in de Bruin and Rosemann (2007) BPM capability framework and, correspondingly, modeling the effects of BPM-level projects in greater detail.

All the details of those plasmids are available in the references correspondingly.

Thus, experiencing sensory details in the present moment would be psychologically close (and correspondingly afford concrete construal), whereas imagining an unlikely event occurring to another in several years would be psychologically distant (and afford more abstract construal).

Correspondingly, everything you will ever do with your life is already written out in vivid detail somewhere in pi.

Using a similar procedure as mentioned above, we have the correspondingly corollary for parameters W p and b p, in which we are refrained from going through proof details.

Expectations are correspondingly low.