Sentence examples for correspondingly matched from inspiring English sources

Benefit sharing should be formulated in such a way that the level of benefits accrued from research participation is correspondingly matched with certain parameters such as the type of research in question, the organization sponsoring the research, the purpose of the research etc.

We note the following imputation types, named correspondingly to match types: Type 0 imputation x j ∗ = α ^ z j + (x h - α ^ z h ) Type 1 imputation x j ∗ = α ∗ z j + (x h - α ^ z h ) Type 2 imputation x j ∗ = α ∗ z j + (x h - α ∗ z h ).

The radiations were matched correspondingly to the sensitivities of GaSb and InGaAsSb cells.

As the channel memory increases, the performance increases correspondingly, approaching unfaded matched filter performance as a result of the effective time diversity provided by the multipath channels.

Our study population (N = 24,910) comprising of the diagnosed lung cancer subjects from 1987 to 1994, recruited via the TCR system and followed-up, matched correspondingly into the mortality database.

Macular thickness in currently quiet fellow-eyes (n = 28) (defined by no symptoms of AU for at least 3 months prior to assessment) and in a subgroup of fellow-eyes with no previous uveitis (n = 16) in patients was compared with macular thickness in correspondingly gender- and age matched controls (n = 85, n = 77) by two-sample Student's t-test.

Correspondingly, the impedance matching test of the output voltage and output power on external load resistances for the PGCT was conducted to characterize the maximum efficiency as an energy harvester.

Based on these results, one can imagine that the reason why animals with deleted Nav1.7 and Nav1.8 sodium channels still experience neuropathic pain is because the potassium conductance correspondingly decreases to match the decrease in sodium conductance.

The limitless expectations vested in the NHS by voters are not matched by a correspondingly unlimited readiness to pay for it.

Regarding mutation, we found that the most abundant OTUs are generally composed of a unique RST with the highest numbers of tags characterized by exact matches to sequences in GenBank (100% if it is a known species), and a few other unique RSTs with lower numbers of tags and correspondingly lower matches to sequences in GenBank.

PoolB1 included the matched samples of PoolA1 and correspondingly PoolB2 included the matched samples of PoolA2.