Sentence examples for more closely corresponds from inspiring English sources
The new classification more closely corresponds to the quantitative and analytic nature of our programs.
First, should there be a change in the voting system so the number of seats more closely corresponds to the number of votes?
So with all deference to the great varsity athletes and records we all love to discuss, today we'll talk about the real and important world of club athletes, whose experience much more closely corresponds to the hard work and life lessons embodied in the Service of All Nations than even a national ranking and 31-game winning streak.
The first scheme of loading (the compression indentation test, CIT) is sometimes used for quasi-static estimation of the specimen striker or specimen support contact compliance instead of the second scheme, which more closely corresponds to the real loading conditions of the specimen during an impact test.
The implementation of the --samplesPerNode parameter has been modified so that a value of "1" more closely corresponds to a distribution with one sample per leaf node.
Job characteristics are negatively related to belief in ultimate justice, but more so for Blacks than Whites, among whom belief in ultimate justice more closely corresponds with education.
This study sought to demonstrate that three dimensional echocardiography (3DE) will more closely correspond to direct surgical measurements of the maximal TV annular diameter than two dimensional (2D) measurements.
In the future, it is likely to be necessary to further develop simulations of solar flares in order to more closely correspond to these observations.
Residuals in these regions will more closely correspond to normal background-to-background residuals.
The relative abundance of proline more closely corresponded with the protein abundance of pyrroline-5-carboxylate reductase, but did not correspond with the transcript abundance.
These stronger or more rigid chains of mutant mice more closely corresponded to the prototypical 4-phase syntax pattern (including the prototypical terminal Phase IV component: body licking).
