Sentence examples for do not correspondingly from inspiring English sources

Behaviours such as sleep, activity and food consumption are all shifted to match the work schedule, but the majority of shift workers do not correspondingly adjust their body's central SCN rhythmicity [7].

Furthermore, species with unpigmented and pigmented pilei do not correspondingly form monophyletic groups but some of them are clustered together, such as A. sp. 7 (with a gray-brown pileus) and A. sp. 6 (with a white pileus) (Clade VII in Figures  1 and 2).

The decline in percentage of animals culled because of poor fertility from 1989 to 1998 is in accordance with the increasing non return rates during the same period while the ensuing increase in culling rate do not correspondingly agree with the non return rates.

Figure 3c shows that higher inoculum concentrations (10 and 20%% v/v) did not correspondingly increase the bioflocculant production.

When comparing individual strains in these two studies, there was no correspondence in the inhibition profiles against other strains of Pseudonocardia and Escovopsis (i.e., Pseudonocardia strains that inhibited a similar collection of other actinomycete symbionts in this study, did not correspondingly inhibit a similar collection of Escovopsis).

However, the loss of these repressive chromatin marks did not correspondingly induce CLDN3 or CLDN4 expression, as compared with the control siRNA treatment.

There was a significant correlation between the patient serum levels of TARS and the TARS tumor score, but levels did not correspondingly increase with stage of disease,.

Despite the striking histologic differences in collagen microstructure observed in the shMMP2 group compared with both noninfected and shNon, MMP2 silencing did not correspondingly affect collagen gel properties on the larger scale.

However, mechanical and thermal expansion behaviors do not improve correspondingly in all cases because of the reduction of matrix properties by PP-g-MA.

A frequent problem is the existence of 'reaction holes' in predicted metabolic pathways (i.e. reactions which do not have correspondingly annotated genes in the organism's genome).

Stability of solutions is important in physical problems because if slight deviations from the mathematical model caused by unavoidable errors in measurement do not have a correspondingly slight effect on the solution, the mathematical equations describing the problem will not accurately predict the future outcome.