Sentence examples for long term corresponds from inspiring English sources
Maximizing the amount of prey caught on the web in the long term corresponds to maximizing the area of the region.
The increasing use of energy crops for the residential and service sectors in the long term corresponds to the timing of the declining use of energy crops for electricity and the continuing increase in production of energy crops.
Furthermore, initial catalytic activity resembles to the chemical structure of the catalyst and long term activity corresponds to the physical characteristics of catalyst.
Then, the most probable dietary assignment for P. ginsburgi based on the long term dietary effect corresponds either to a mixed feeder according to the conservative classification, or to a grazer according to the radical (Table 4B,C, Fig. 4).
The most recent estimate of the difference in five year survival between Sweden and England, a period estimate for 2005-7 (6.9%), would not be explained even by failure to register 40% of long term survivors, which would correspond to an increase in five year survival of 3.5% (period estimations, table 3).
With the well known relationship between the propagation factor M 3000 F2 and the height of the F2 peak, hmF2, the long term systematic increase in M 3000 F2 corresponds to a decrease of hmF2.
It is observed from (7a) that, using the drift-plus-penalty policy, the instantaneous objective in each time slot includes four terms: the first term corresponds to the long term objective (5a) and the rest correspond to serving the actual queues and stabilizing the virtual queues (to meet the constraints C1 and C10).
For example, the recession of 1998 was linked to a banking crisis that had a negative influence on the long term growth rate; the 2000 recession corresponded to a period of political instability; and the 2009 recession, associated with the international financial and economic crisis, brought about a sharp contraction in output but it was rapidly overcome.
Findings reveal that the change in electrochemical properties for a single cycle corresponds to poor performance during long term exposure.
These imperatives correspond to three time scales — short, middle, and long term.
