Sentence examples for correspondingly have from inspiring English sources

Turbid tissues are heterogeneous structures and correspondingly have spatial variations in their optical properties.

A DIF item can correspondingly have a large impact on the result of a test.

Health has received less philosophical attention than disease, and this essay will correspondingly have less to say about it.

Therefore, the four SVs in one orbit have a different number of 'adjacencies' and correspondingly have different probabilities of collision at any given time.

Washington, D.C. Headquarters for major Forbes 500 companies such as BellSouth, Home Depot and Coca-Cola, the city of Atlanta has grown in prominence and prestige over the past several decades, and so, correspondingly, have its restaurants.

After the tax-sharing reform, central fiscal revenue was transferred down to local governments in three forms: tax rebates, general-purpose transfer payments, and special purpose transfer payments.6 The three are designed for different goals and correspondingly have different intergovernmental authority-accountability features.

The Egyptian administration has waged a crackdown on Islamists inside Egypt's own borders, and correspondingly has little sympathy for the Islamist militias currently undermining the Libyan government's authority.

In this case the ratio was only 1.01 and the patient correspondingly had a difficult intubation (Cormack-Lehane grade 4).

As the system boundaries have expanded, the resulting decision support systems have correspondingly had increasing impact on core issues central to the management of the entire enterprise.

Correspondingly, having the Swedish number of pedestrian and bicycle kilometres per person with the current risk level would result in an additional three pedestrian and three bicycle fatalities.

Among them, qVA-2 located at 95.9 99.3 cM had the highest LOD value, 5, and correspondingly had the highest contribution to phenotypic variation, 8.38%.