Sentence examples for it rather corresponds from inspiring English sources

It rather corresponds to a superimposed signature of wear during late life that may blur other, more intrinsic sources of variations.

Thus, the observed negative complementary dry season distribution of mouse lemurs in relation to the distance from villages rather corresponds to apparent competition than to habitat partitioning along disturbance gradients, i.e. it represents an agent-mediated indirect interaction [ 10].

Thus, a free people will be governed by a law that is not arbitrary, but rather corresponds to what is fit, and is able to be apprehended by reason.

This is also one of the reasons for using the term "value" rather than "rule": the assessment of a scientific theory rather corresponds to a judgment where different criteria are carefully weighed than to the mechanic application of a rule or algorithm to determine the best theory (McMullin 1982: 17).

This is clearly too low for open-grown trees and rather corresponds to crown ratios of dominant stand grown trees.

Drawing on concepts and findings from psychiatric fMRI, we propose that mental illness may not be associated with abnormalities in specific local regions but rather corresponds to variation in the overall organization of functional communication throughout the brain network.

Thus, 5 rather corresponds to a hydrogen-bridged 25 adduct complex [P4O10⋅⋅⋅H⋅⋅⋅C2H3].+ directly generated from the educts instead of being formed via 2 → TS2- 5 → 5 ; similar adduct complexes could not be located for the vanadium-containing clusters with ethene.

The higher values may be a more accurate reflection of the cis-CaaD activity because the absorbance at 224 nm is not the λmax for 3 but rather corresponds to a shoulder.

Rather, it corresponds with a sharp rise in suicides, drug and alcohol poisoning, and cirrhosis of the liver.

Wave trains with very low retreat rates (long lived knickpoints > 1 My) rather correspond to the response time of regional landscape.

They rather correspond to mapping points of an angle-dependent power profile, as illustrated in Fig. 6.