Sentence examples for correspondingly no from inspiring English sources

Correspondingly, no restricted under H 0 estimator of the angle of rotation α has any effect onto the statistic Q ∗.

Correspondingly, no amount of empirical investigation seems by itself, without some moral assumption(s) in play, sufficient to settle a moral question.

Correspondingly, no matter how salty another sample is, it can always become more salty and even "turn to salt" because there is no upper limit to the degree of emergence from the background.

Correspondingly, no differences in velocity of flow were found between groups (F 2,108) = 2.30, p = 0.79), between left and right side (F 1,108) = 0.001, p = 0.98) and comparing left and right side between groups (group by side effect F 2,108) = 1.38, p = 0.26).

Correspondingly, no ecosystem exists that has not been affected or altered by economic activities in some sense.

Biliverdin-treated animals had no areas of full-thickness RV wall fibrosis and correspondingly no significant TUNEL-positive areas of increased RV wall apoptosis.

If dlg mutants selectively lose GluRIIB, but not GluRIIA, then there should correspondingly be no change in single glutamate receptor channel kinetics in dlg mutants.

Allowing for differences in cells scored, the transport control data on dicentric yield are also statistically compatible with those of the ELF sham exposures and correspondingly, with no effect from ELF.

In this study, we, correspondingly, found no effect of common variation in the ATM or ERBB2 genes on the risk of breast cancer, even when the results were stratified by known breast cancer risk factors.

Correspondingly, although no DHN3 transcripts could be identified in GenBank's EST database, a large number (tens to hundreds) of the remaining grapevine DHN genes were (data not shown), which suggests that DHN3 is expressed at undetectable levels in most tissue types.

Correspondingly to the no. of trips, elderly men with high income cover the largest daily distance (15 km) and women at risk of poverty the shortest (5 km).