Sentence examples for correspondingly early from inspiring English sources

He rose at 4.30am every day, including Christmas, lunched and dined at correspondingly early hours and would say almost nothing about his art.

Correspondingly, early studies of the development of connectivity in the cortex focused on primary visual cortex and primary somatosensory cortex, treating each as independent entities [11], [12].

Correspondingly, early embryonic cells lose the responsiveness to the activity of inducing signals such as Nodal/Activin, and the genes involved in body axis patterning fail to express [ 68].

Correspondingly, early infections have a protective effect in ALL by promoting the physiological maturation of the immune system, whereas late infections promote an excessive proliferation of the lymphocytes (McNally and Eden, 2004; Menegaux et al, 2004; Greaves, 2006; O'Connor and Boneva, 2007).

The procuring of parts to build U-boats had started correspondingly earlier". I wish to remind you that, when the first submarine was commissioned, the Anglo-German Naval Agreement,.

If the sunrise grows later in October, the sunset grows correspondingly earlier, and it was in an early Galway October twilight that WB Yeats experienced a different kind of sudden shock when "nine-and-fifty swans" took flight from the lake at Coole Park in the poet's memory and settled in an enduring corner of the history of Irish literature, in the shade of the golden autumn leaves.

HSBs demonstrate both an earlier drop in Vg titers and a correspondingly earlier foraging onset compared to LSBs (Amdam et al. 2007).

Correspondingly, the early apoptotic cells decreased significantly from 44% in the curcumin group to 22% in the curcumin+DIDS group (P<0.01).

Correspondingly, support values for early nototheniid divergences are low (node Y, Table S1), indicating rapid succession of speciation events.

(7) Compared with the frequencies of post fracture and loosening of the post, the frequency of tooth fracture increased with increasing functioning time until failure, and correspondingly, restorations that failed early on showed an equal frequency of the three types of failure (Table  5).

Finally, EOD may be a surrogate for longer disease duration, since children with earlier onset correspondingly have longer disease duration than age-matched children diagnosed later.