Sentence examples for corresponds much from inspiring English sources
The PBPK approach, combining in silico simulation coupled with biorelevant dissolution test results, thus corresponds much better to the food effect observed for celecoxib in vivo.
"I am afraid that 'The Way of the Cross' will not be easily accepted because it does not correspond much to the idea held by the faithful," he said.
Although P abundance in purple soils is limited, it was nevertheless shown that C N P ratios measured during rainstorms corresponded much more closely to the Redfield ratio than to ratios measured in base flows.
As shown in the composite images, compared to the uncorrected result, the rigidly registered motion corrected volumes correspond much better.
No one would claim that the myth corresponds to much actual experience nowadays, but its emotional hold remains undiminished.
Micro-Raman spectroscopy showed that the increase in E2 (high) phonon frequency corresponds to much higher compressive stresses in ultrathin NW arrays.
Whereas the first two steps are transport-limited, the two latter processes involve large activation energies related to micellar fusion against the sterically stabilizing micellar coronas, which corresponds to much longer time scales of self-assembly.
Western blotting with the anti-Flag mAb reveals that the 37 kDa fragment contains the C-terminal Flag epitope, indicating that it corresponds to much of the UCS homology sequence.
The Bland Altman plot (Fig. 2b) shows a decrease in the difference between observed and predicted log concentrations [by 0.218 900% range 0.113 0.323) per 1 U], which corresponds to much larger differences on the original scale.
A Bland Altman plot (Fig. 1b) shows a small decrease in the difference between observed and predicted log concentrations [by 0.109 955% CI 0.033 0.184 per 1 U ], which corresponds to much larger differences on the original scale.
