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These may correspond with global patterns of 'accumulation by dispossession', and 'assimilation'assimilation
As indicated in Section 3.4, different network deployments may correspond with largely different installation costs.
Furthermore, the argument could be set up for discussion that forms or types of knowledge production may correspond with forms and types of innovation systems.
This is attributed to the scale of spatial variations of permeability within the reservoir, relative to sample size, which may correspond with a higher permeability zone.
Hyperreflective signals on OCT may correspond with increase in disease activities, along with other findings such as ME, PED, and SRF.
Due to small size, similar amplitude with the background or a large fluctuation of amplitude, a potential object may correspond with the undistinguishable highlight area.
Furthermore, values 2/2 and 4/4 are considered identical; therefore, different outcomes of random vector X may correspond with the same outcome of Z1.
Approximately 18% of the reads could not be aligned onto the JGI version 4 genome assembly in both cases, which may corresponds with the Chlamydomonas genome sequence that remains unresolved.
Notably, the difference of SNAIL levels (3 fold) is much smaller compared with the difference of ZEB1 (20 fold) between epithelial cells - H820 and H1437 and hybrid E/M cells – H1975 (Fig. 2e, f), suggesting ZEB1 levels may correspond strongly with maintaining these phenotypes, at least in these cell lines.
It is also possible that the lower bacterial burdens associated with the aged response to F. novicida could be impacting the kinetics and may correspond directly with the lower expression of cytokines in the lungs of aged mice, especially those aged mice which appear to be slow progressors or potential survivors (AS).
Thus, a diagnosis may not always be significant, and its relevance may correspond temporally with the progression of the condition.
