Sentence examples for it usually corresponds from inspiring English sources

It is important to realize that when dizziness occurs in CO poisoning, it usually corresponds to a caboxyhemoglobin level of 20% and above [2], a level considered to be at least moderately severe.

However, this term is ambiguous as it usually corresponds to many haplotypes, and thus to many maternal lineages sensu stricto.

In 2-AFC experiments, it usually corresponds to a discrimination performance around 75%%.

It usually corresponds to clinical surveillance aimed at detecting dead or visibly sick animals (followed by diagnosis or precise disease identification), i.e., identifying disease events in which wild animals are the victims [ 4, 20].

The parameter β x used in Eq. (1a) represents the risk associated with the exposure, and it usually corresponds to the logarithm of a ratio measure such as relative risk, relative rate or odds ratio.

Instead, it usually corresponds to cis-regulatory changes in the control of genes [ 39] that have always remained functional, but in other genomic contexts, e.g. different development stages or differentiated tissue types.

Since the result, it has received nearly 600 enquiries, a figure it said "usually corresponded with the number of formal applications".

Moreover, the overall training process is relatively simple, as it amounts essentially to adapting the readout, which usually corresponds to a linear combiner.

If a contact is between a positively charged atom and a negatively charged atom, which usually corresponds to a salt bridge, it is called a Type-I contact.

Its R.P.I. is just 32, which usually corresponds to a No. 8 or No. 9 seed.

It has been shown that mixed MR signal intensity within lymph nodes usually corresponds histologically to tumour deposits with areas of necrosis or extracellular mucin pools.