Sentence examples for in a correspondingly from inspiring English sources
In a reverse split, a company reduces the number of its outstanding shares, which results in a correspondingly higher price.
Industry specialists say a decline in room rates results in a correspondingly larger drop in profits because hotels have so many fixed costs.
Its tough-guy ethos found expression in a correspondingly tough sound, one that expanded the musical possibilities of punk by emphasizing rhythm over noise.
Subtlety, however, has nothing to do with this cover, which depicts a pop-eyed black man in a chicken coop (11/21/36); it's a cliche right out of blackface vaudeville, and Irvin treats it in a correspondingly broad manner--one that makes "Amos 'n' Andy" look like "The Cosby Show".
A non-unity transmission coefficient results in a correspondingly reduced and partial quantized conductance.
As discussed in section 3 below, inverted spectrum scenarios have a wide range of philosophical uses, and come in a correspondingly wide range of flavors.
Crotalus stejnegeri, C. ericsmithi, and Sistrurus miliarius had exceptionally small styles whereas C. tigris had the relatively largest style – this species is notable in having a correspondingly large rattle.
Consistent with the large reduction in H3K36me3 globally, we found a large decrease in H3K36me3 at FLC in sdg8 and a correspondingly large increase in H3K27me3, similar in extent to the fully vernalized state (seen at 8 weeks of cold followed by 7 days of warm; Figure 1B).
There were higher levels of Glut-1 protein in 54B and a correspondingly higher FDG uptake in this tumour line (p < 0.001).
No doubt many of us would have watched in tears if President-elect Obama had only thanked his campaign staff and shuffled off to bed; but his midnight address was written in a language with roots, and stirred in his audience a correspondingly deep emotion.
The introduction of bis phenylcarboxylic dianhydride dimethylsilane (SiDA) into the backbone of polyimides appears to result in a significant increase in gas permeability, without a correspondingly large decrease in permselectivity.
