Sentence examples for grossly corresponding from inspiring English sources
For instance, imperial measurement units were converted to grossly corresponding units of the metric system.
First, extract the power of speech signal in the 500 4000 Hz range (grossly corresponding to formants) and low-pass filter at 40 Hz to remove fast fluctuations, defining a so-called loudness function.
Phylogenetic relationships and inferred divergence times among the Z1c orthologs grossly correspond to those among the corresponding species.
Large areas of right upper lobe necrosis were mixed with areas corresponding grossly to lobar pneumonia.
The explanation is unlikely due to sample size, since the number of subjects treated for at least 14 months in the non-ADPKD populations (n = 589) was not grossly different from the corresponding number of ADPKD subjects (n ~ 860).
The paper also demonstrates that the "limiting decay rate of the first-passage probability"—advocated by Crandall, Roberts and others, as a criterion for deciding the barrier height above which first-passage times can be assumed independent proves grossly over-conservative as a corresponding criterion for deciding the independence level for use in stationary extreme-value prediction.
More than 90% clinical concordance were achieved with only 4 results that were clinically grossly discordant (0.8%); the corresponding Enzymun-Test Troponin T results were moreover directly at the cut-off point (0.10 mg/l).
This level of similarity is such that the N-terminal region of dystrotelin is expected to form a compact globular tertiary structure grossly indistinguishable from that of the corresponding region of dystrophin[ 48].
Scanlan would argue that the corresponding trajectories of these graphs are grossly misunderstood…even by professionals whose business, presumably, is to understand them.
Here we take advantage of the fact that the power corresponding to a given Vg is grossly similar regardless of the risk allele frequency (see Table S1 for some examples).
Fresh tumor specimens without apparent necrosis and corresponding normal kidney tissue specimens were grossly cut out immediately after nephrectomy, snap-frozen with liquid nitrogen, and stored at −80°C until nucleic acid extraction.
