Sentence examples for correspondingly simple from inspiring English sources
A few inland aquatic ecosystems such as hot springs and highly saline lakes have conditions so inimical to life that biological diversity is restricted, trophic levels are correspondingly simple, and energetic and biogeochemical processes are compressed.
The flexibility of the GUI relies on a correspondingly simple library of commands that supports the intricate workings of the DAS abstraction.
Correspondingly, simple invertebrate model organisms have yielded some of the best insights into the cellular and molecular basis of behaviour in more complex organisms, including humans.
It is striking that transitions between hermaphroditism and gonochorism are frequent only in animals with external fertilization and correspondingly simple reproductive systems such as cnidarians, bivalves, crustaceans, polychaets and fishes (Harrison & Wallace 1990; Bauer 2004; Mank et al. 2006; Rouse & Pleijel 2006; Iyer & Roughgarden 2008).
Correspondingly, average simple pairwise divergence (i) between L1 and L2 + L3 was 9.68% or ~ 4.9 mya based on the 2% divergence per million years clock commonly applied to insect mitochondrial DNA [ 37], and (ii) between L2 and L3 was 1.01% or ~ 0.51 mya.
When compared with cells expressing wild-type R-Ras, the percentage of oligodendrocytes with a complex morphology was significantly reduced at laminin-2 concentrations above 0.1 μg/ml, with the percentage exhibiting a simple morphology correspondingly increased (Fig 3G).
Correspondingly, 16.7 % fractures were simple, 62.5 % wedge and 20.8 % complex.
This design combines two advantages: a simple geometry and correspondingly low fabrication effort and the central location where the differential strain between back plate and shield is minimal.
Moreover, as the empire expanded and Tenochtitlán evolved into a heterogeneous community, the religious needs correspondingly changed from those of a simple agrarian society.
Correspondingly, parallel manipulators possess stable, compact and simple structures with low moving inertia and mass, and show advantages in terms of rigidity, precision, load, and speed, according to Mrthy's theory [4].
Whilst one might expect morphologically simple metazoans to have a correspondingly basic integrin complement, comprising perhaps just two αs and a single β subunit (as in Caenorhabditis elegans), the repertoire of these molecules in anthozoan cnidarians is considerably more complex.
