Sentence examples for corresponds to the completion from inspiring English sources
After this probe mutation, there is a keep time period which is the time required for the system to reach a final state, which marks the end of the current test, and corresponds to the completion of the controller's execution stage.
Because this transition corresponds to the completion of the key biochemical steps in the cycle, the associated rate constant, k2, is modeled as being independent of load.
The first baseline will occur at 17 years of age and correspond to the completion of year 1 of LIFEspan.
Over the entire treatment course, the greatest weight loss occurred at the end of the second week, which corresponded to the completion of 10 fractions of radiation.
Thus, the heat measurements in the competition assays correspond to the completion of the titration (i.e., the tail of the direct titration of panel B ) because 1.5 equivalents of CpxI(47-134) were not sufficient to saturate SCΔ60.
Profile 16 included genes that gradually increase between 2 and 16 hours and then display a sudden drop in expression 16 hours post-wounding, which corresponded to the completion of cell proliferation and the restoration of the monolayer after wounding in time lapse observations.
The makespan speedup corresponds to the actual completion time of the workflow when all sites have terminated and the resulting data is available.
For each predicted pathway x in a given organism, a pathway completion is computed which corresponds to the number of reactions found in the genome divided by the number of reactions in pathway x.
We chose 'onset of apoptosis' instead of 'apoptosis' as an output, as this output corresponds to the beginning of apoptotic processes, but not to completion of apoptosis, ie. cell death.
On completion the highest value of corresponds to the optimum partitioning of the data.
The subtelomeric region size indicated in the table corresponds to the whole unassigned contig sequence Figure 1 and Additional file 2 summarize the present status of sequence completion for each chromosome end.
