Sentence examples for correspondingly later from inspiring English sources

The moon rises later each day by fifty minutes, on the average, than the day before, and in most places the time of high tide is correspondingly later each day.

As school start times are not correspondingly later, this leads to a reduction in the time available for sleep and is consequently thought to contribute to the endemic sleepiness of teenagers.

Correspondingly, his later political writings emphasized internationalism, democracy and plurality of institutional loyalties.

It was this enticement of investor into rampant speculation which made possible the unexampled duration and extent of the 1928-1929 advance, which also made the ensuing collapse correspondingly disastrous, and which as later appeared carried the business structure down into ruin with the stock market.

Correspondingly, the opposite was found for later cuts in summer, where dry matter forage yield was higher for late genotypes.

Such a model would account for the observation that DC is a heritable disorder, usually presenting later in life (with correspondingly greater chances of having accrued the second requisite mutation), but with widely varying penetrance.

But Shout! has one big drawback: a glaring bias against Paul McCartney, who was portrayed as a kind of simpering egomaniac, and a correspondingly overgenerous view of Lennon, who, Norman later claimed, represented "three quarters of The Beatles".

The detected SNR could be used to adapt speaker models for separation in later frames and then get updated correspondingly.

Correspondingly, low-frequency activity around 200 ms and later was reduced in middle aged and older participants.

Last, but by no means least, the strikingly higher breast cancer risk among women than among men even in later life is best explained by the correspondingly higher mammary gland mass among women than among men, because estrogen production in later life is not substantially different between the two sexes [ 28].

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.