Sentence examples for more strongly correspond from inspiring English sources

These recommendations can also be instructive for research on ecosystem service assessments in order to develop approaches that more strongly correspond to the demands of planning practice.

We examined AKT phosphorylation on Ser473 as this strongly corresponds to Akt activation and occurs frequently in aggressive tumours [43].

DMSRQ-SF measures correlated more strongly with corresponding criterion measures of treatment satisfaction than with other measures that did not correspond directly (convergent validity).

Supplementary investigation into this finding reveals that this disguises a very different experience among Metropolitan Statistical Areas (MSAs) with higher levels of financial wellbeing, in which lower sprawl corresponds more strongly to higher levels of financial well-being.

Thus, if emotional experience corresponds more strongly to facial expressions in women, manipulation of facial expression might also lead to a stronger emotional response in women.

In some cases this selectivity corresponds more strongly to exemplar-specific than to category-specific information (Vogels 1999; Rolls et al. 1977; Thomas et al. 2001; Freedman et al. 2003).

Measures for each of the five behaviors were predicted to be more strongly associated with their corresponding measures of perceived ease than with other items that did not correspond with each other.

Second and more strongly, narrow sensory contents still would not correspond to sensory qualities in our sense.

This is not a coincidence since the first three columns of the dictionary matrix A are overall more strongly correlated to the observations than any of the rest of the columns that correspond to noise values.

This corresponds with a meta-analysis showing that some GI symptoms are more strongly associated with obesity and increasing BMI than other GI symptoms.

Growth inhibition or survival of M. viscosa corresponds to the initial M. viscosa : A. wodanis proportion i.e., M. viscosa is more strongly affected in high A. wodanis-proportion co-culture colonies.