Sentence examples for corresponds remarkably from inspiring English sources

The level of inequality in America corresponds remarkably to the rise and fall of unionization.

That border corresponds remarkably closely to the one erroneously indicated by Google.

The coastline of the Gulf of Guinea forms part of the western edge of the African tectonic plate and corresponds remarkably to the continental margin of South America running from Brazil to the Guianas.

This corresponds remarkably well with the reported remaining bioactivity of around 85% and 60%, respectively, bearing in mind that in those days the starting product contained a certain amount of contaminating protein which was bio-inactive at forehand.

On the other hand, this threshold level corresponds remarkably well with that observed for filaroid nematodes (0.048) [38].

The degree of conservation of the HTH residues corresponds remarkably well to the negative effect on activity that was measured after the substitution of residue pairs [ 93].

Further, Plato's representation of individual Athenians has proved over time to correspond remarkably well to both archaeological and literary evidence: in his use of names and places, familial relations and friendship bonds, and even in his rough dating of events in almost all the authentic dialogues where Socrates is the dominant figure.

Our partitioning algorithm yields geographically cohesive regions that correspond remarkably well with administrative regions, while unveiling unexpected spatial structures that had previously only been hypothesized in the literature.

Our partitioning algorithm yields geographically cohesive regions that correspond remarkably well with traditional maps and with existing commuting and administrative data.

Both π and θ have two peaks that correspond remarkably well with the rrgA and rrgB genes, which code for two of the three structural components of the pilus [1].

The odds-ratio of genomic oligonucleotide frequencies divided by Markov chain approximated oligonucleotide frequencies, on arbitrary bulks of 50 kbp, has been shown to correspond remarkably well with known phylogenies for closely related organisms [20], [21].