Sentence examples for marks correspond to from inspiring English sources

All marks correspond to the frequencies discussed in the text.

The 30 and 36 h marks correspond to the schizont stage of the P. falciparum life cycle (Roch et al., 2003).

On its main gimmick, the holes in the stars meant to show the constellation when held in front of a light, he notes that, as the size of the holes marked correspond to the magnitude of the stars, a quite realistic depiction of the constellation is provided.

A representative blot for nine patients, two positive controls marked by (positive sign) correspond to neuron specific enolase, and α-enolase; (negative sign) negative control, no patient's serum Fig. 3 Immunoreactivity of 18 representative patients' sera and control specific antibodies with 1-μg purified human GAPDH proteins was loaded on the blot.

The black square mark corresponds to the aspect ratio of the hole width at half hole height (see inset Fig. 1e) in the two main directions (width in [1 10] divided by the width in [110]), and red triangles are for the depth of the holes (as marked in the inset of Fig. 1e).

The installation's water mark corresponds to local tides, and no two waves are ever the same.

The line marked corresponds to the Eq. 22 of the original algorithm.

In PathwayOracle, experimental concentration data is loaded as a marking group in which a single marking corresponds to a condition for which concentrations were sampled.

We marked the location of a trapped bead on the computer monitor; this mark corresponded to the location of the laser focus and was used as a guide to perform laser heating of cells.

*** Ref: numbers correspond to bibliographical references, and the "d" mark corresponds to SNPs identified by dHPLC screening in 50 patients with CRC and 50 controls from the study population.

The maximum value C α, V max of about 0.8 (marked by cross) corresponds to the values of velocity V = 560 m/s and azimuth α = 160° of the wave front propagation.