Sentence examples for introduction corresponding from inspiring English sources

The only sections that were retained, though extensively rewritten, are the first two sections after the Introduction, corresponding to Figures 2 - 4 in the present version.

In Figure 1 varicella Regional incidence rates are reported comparing the relative time (in years) before and after the UVV programme introduction, corresponding to the time "zero", in each Region.

Moreover, as mentioned in the introduction no corresponding changes in the central part of the BMI distribution have been observed in the same study population.

Hence, fragments FR3 VH-66-94 VH-66-94 VH-66-9495-102) and the VL region were taken from Model-1 followed by the introduction of corresponding mutations.

Some scientists think that this introduction, and the corresponding development of agriculture and animal husbandry, were gradual processes that lasted for a thousand years.

The introduction of dsRNAi corresponding to the capsid protein of PmergDNV, was effective in reducing viral replication in Acheta domesticus.

The critical particle length (Lc) at which defect formation proceeds is determined by balancing the reduction in elastic energy associated with dislocation introduction with the corresponding increase in defect energy.

The potential consequences of changes in measuring and recording techniques have been somewhat discussed in the literature with respect to a possible corresponding introduction of artificial inhomogeneities in time series.

They come, full of hope, expecting to find their mates through the offices of the local "professional" matchmaker who, for a small fee, helps them find a partner and then follows with the corresponding introduction.

If an asynchronous formula occurs on the right of a sequent, it can evolve without affecting provability and without interacting with its context, i.e., the corresponding introduction rule is invertible.

From the representative images reported in Fig. 3 (that refer to the samples as-deposited (a), annealed 873 K–60 min (b) and 1073 K 60 min (c), respectively) it is clear that the evolution in size of the supported NCs on SiO2 corresponds to an evolution of the equilibrium shape with a progressive loss of symmetry and a corresponding introduction of internal defects.