Sentence examples for more accordance from inspiring English sources

Thus, the investigation of almost periodic behavior is considered to be in more accordance with reality; see the remarkable monographs [30 32] and the recent contributions [33 48].

These amounts were much lower than the values obtained from the former modifications and were in more accordance with the laboratory measured data.

By contrast there are pathways where more accordance can be observed for trophozoite and schizont stages (e.g. glutathione metabolism, pentose phosphate pathway).

When it is released, due early next month, it will be in a sanitised form more in accordance with a new Russian law banning swearing in films.

His career thundered or faltered more in accordance with the strengths and pitfalls of his relentless ego and determination to be somebody than any believable script.

Stoke passed the ball more in accordance with the values associated with the Academy of Football and it took a double save from Jussi Jaaskelainen after 22 minutes from Marc Wilson's thunderous volley and Jonathan Walters' follow-up to keep them out.

Four months later, in October 2011, with the first primaries and caucuses fast approaching, Romney switched positions, taking a stand far more in accordance with the opinions of hard-right Republican voters: My view is that we don't know what's causing climate change on this planet.

Michels insisted that the chasm separating elite leaders from rank-and-file members would also steer organizations toward strategic moderation, as key organizational decisions would ultimately be taken more in accordance with leaders' self-serving priorities of organizational survival and stability than with members' preferences and demands.

The Bayesian approach to statistics is more in accordance with the expectations and intuitions of non-specialists.

These indifferents are to be preferred as more in accordance with nature than, for example, one's individual utility.

The subjects instead act more in accordance with reasons that are independent of the authority when they obey the authority.