Sentence examples for date correspond to from inspiring English sources

The highest radiation levels to date correspond to 1-300dt of the radiation received during a chest ex-ray.

Duplication of the X. laevis genome (30 Mya) [ 62] affected a great number of gene families, such as those of globin or α-actin [ 63, 64], but the only ADH duplicates found to date correspond to the X. tropicalis ADH1A gene, which were named ADH1A1 and ADH1A2 in X. laevis.

However, for those that continue to use the Julian calendar for their liturgical observances, this date corresponds to January 7 on the Gregorian calendar.

Taking into account potential calendar conversion errors, this date corresponds to roughly 4 May 1714.

The date corresponds to a minimum in solar activity, which induces poor conditions for the propagation and consequently strong attenuations.

The data acquisition date corresponded to the cool early dry season [44], which is expected to offer a good contrast between understory vegetation and the woody biomass for open woodland, as the understory vegetation begins to dry off.

This date corresponds to the age of a detrital charcoal sampled in a pebble unit that is overthrusted by a thick pile of older warped-and-folded alluvial material within an 8-m-high fault scarp.

The date corresponds to "De-, Dis-, Ex-," Bernard Tschumi's essay, but it is also quite important to remember that on November 9 of the same year the Berlin Wall officially fell, initiating a reconfiguration of the world's arrangements and initiating a new balance among nations.

The date corresponds to the two-year plan launched by the Palestinian president.

Lichens formed a component of the early terrestrial ecosystems, and the estimated age of the oldest terrestrial lichen fossil is 400 Ma; this date corresponds to the age of the oldest known sporocarp fossil, a Paleopyrenomycites species found in the Rhynie Chert.

The start date corresponded to the date when all of these eligibility criteria had been met.