Sentence examples for correspondingly new from inspiring English sources

"The argument underlying Mind Change … goes like this: the human brain will adapt to whatever environment in which it is placed; the cyber world of the twenty-first century is offering a new type of environment; the brain could therefore be changing in parallel, in correspondingly new ways".

Correspondingly, new demands are put to support tools being developed.

Thus instead of iterating reflection principles that are formulated entirely in the language of arithmetic, one can add by iteration new truth predicates and correspondingly new axioms for the new truth predicates.

Correspondingly, new sensitive and efficient high-throughput screening techniques that allow fast and reliable identification of genes encoding suitable biocatalysts from complex metagenomes have been invented.

Correspondingly, newer studies on the recognition of depression in primary care [e.g. [ 30, 31]] find that instead of a lack of recognition GPs often diagnose depression in cases where diagnostic criteria for Major Depression are not fully met.

Correspondingly, New Jersey's educational system, now splintered into 606 separate districts, could easily be transformed into 184 districts; one K-through-12 school district per municipality.

Correspondingly, the new liquidity features of FLECH market can be summarized in Table 1.

Correspondingly, a new compositional window appropriate for hydrogen permeation is established in the primary α-Nb phase region.

Correspondingly, a new kernel-based competitive learning algorithm which can conduct nonlinear partition without knowing the true cluster number is presented.

Correspondingly, a new field for systematic river restoration planning has emerged through the use of well-established systems design concepts like multi-objective optimization and tradeoff analysis.

Histological results at weeks 4 and 8 also demonstrated more newly mineralized bone in PLGA/TCP/ICT groups, especially in the PLGA/TCP/MICT group, with correspondingly more new vessel ingrowth.