Sentence examples for corresponds neither from inspiring English sources

With a weak, unpopular and demoralized government, Germany has been lured by France into a posture of hostility toward the Anglosphere, a posture that corresponds neither to the instincts nor the interests of the German people.

The abnormal visual information processing in migraine seems to be characterized by an initial response of normal or slightly lower amplitude followed by an amplitude increase, that, as stated above, corresponds neither to response sensitization nor to dishabituation, but to a lack of habituation [40 50].

It is worth noting that some of the earliest commercially available anti-BCL-G antibodies detect a single ∼22-kDa band that corresponds neither to the size of hBCL-GL nor that of hBCL-GS.

The basal respiration of most cells corresponds neither to the state 3ADP rate (unlimited availability of substrate and ADP) nor to the state 4o rate (unlimited availability of substrate, but zero ATP synthesis), but is generally substrate-limited while satisfying an intermediate ATP demand.

For example, "morpheme" in stratificational grammar corresponds neither to the unit to which Bloomfield applied the term (i.e., to a word segment consisting of phonemes) nor to the more abstract grammatical unit that a Bloomfieldian morpheme might be described as representing (e.g., the past-tense morpheme that might be variously represented by such allomorphs as /id/, /t/, /d/, etc.).

The word "with," taken with its full metaphysical implication, corresponds neither to a relationship of separation and exteriority, nor to a relationship of unity and inherence.

First, for all the participants, the use of an assistive robot was associated with negative aspects or representations of aging (lonely/alone, dependent), which corresponded neither to their actual condition nor to their own identity.

The reasons for the mobility of these loops on FAD binding are unclear; they correspond neither to substrate entry channels as proposed, for example, for RdmE[ 17] nor to the region of the protein that would move as a result of FAD moving to the "out" position, as also observed in RdmE.

Second, exposure studies have tended to focus on maximum and minimum temperatures, and this time corresponds with neither of these (Basu 2009).

A corollary is that the motion percepts elicited from retinal stimuli correspond to neither the most likely physical speed and trajectory of an object, nor the properties of the stimulus itself, but to the locus (percentile rank) of a stimulus in accumulated past experience.

Actually, this mode of selection does correspond to neither neofunctionalization nor subfunctionalization in their stricter definition.