Sentence examples for essentially corresponding from inspiring English sources
It could increase to 930 — essentially corresponding to a 50 percent graduation rate — in two years.
And as we proceed through, we are building, basically, a linear interpolation in between the sample points, essentially corresponding to if one wants to think of it this way connecting the dots.
The researchers say it's probably easiest for travellers to divide their day into two parts, one where they seek as much light as possible and another where they should try to be in darkness – essentially corresponding to dawn and dusk.
The V s models produced by global tomography appear to provide moderately reliable images of the deepest ∼200 km of the mantle (essentially corresponding to D ′′) of this region, at least for wavelength features exceeding 2000 km.
Focus group studies are qualitative studies essentially corresponding to a collective interview.
Our results improve essentially the corresponding results of [5].
We found that increasing the diagnosis coverage resulted in essentially linear corresponding decreases in the final attack rate.
Its value at a finite-order character, which is outside the range of interpolation, essentially computes the corresponding p-adic torus period.
The complexation energy of DTPA-PPDA Mn (II) evaluated by quantum chemistry methodology indicates that it essentially exceeds the corresponding value for the known DTPA Mn (II) complex.
According to the present analysis, chains having helical conformations with unit twist t = 210° (1.714 conformational repeat units, each composed of two monomeric units per helix turn) and unit height h = 3.91 Å, corresponding essentially to s(127 2 symmetry, are packed in a tetragonal unit cell with a = 18.03 Å.
The flow laws for different water contents should essentially describe the corresponding deformation, although previously reported flow laws for feldspar have been experientially determined only for samples with specific water contents or for dry samples (Dimanov et al. 1998, 1999, 2000; Rybacki and Dresen 2004; Rybacki et al. 2006).
