Sentence examples for naturally corresponding from inspiring English sources

SDS-PAGE for the purified nitrilase indicated a single band at 40 kDa, naturally corresponding to 14 subunits of identical size [[15]].

We can now characterise New information as the contextually-related selection of one part of a message for the purpose of speaker-directed focus, adding the value of prominence through the naturally corresponding realisation of prominence by the tonic foot in speech in English.

Naturally, the corresponding theoretical methods should also follow this hierarchy.

I find that the number of publications per year from Danish astronomers increased by a factor of four during 15 years: naturally, the corresponding potential cost of publishing must have increased similarly.

Considering the smallest p i and p j in Equations 6 and 7, a minimal parallelogram is naturally defined corresponding to each pair of adjacent sides.

Naturally, regions corresponding to the tracked vehicles should exist in B m. Besides, if there is an additional region in B m this is regarded as a potential new vehicle in the image and it is further analyzed in the hypothesis verification stage.

Both mechanisms also naturally predict corresponding changes in choice probability: the chances of one of the competing accumulators winning the race to threshold are increased if the accumulation rate associated with the target is reduced, or its evidence criterion increased.

Naturally, the corresponding loci in Matsumae all contain a copy of Dart-related TE, whereas in Nipponbare only some of the loci contain the element, pointing to genotypic polymorphism with regard to presence/absence of the Dart-related TEs for a given genomic locus.

This was followed, naturally, by the corresponding scene from "West Side Story".

Finally, OsSWEET12, an as-yet uncharacterized SWEET gene with no corresponding naturally occurring TAL effector identified, conferred susceptibility to the Xoo strains expressing the corresponding dTALE genes.

The Epicureans are epistemological realists who postulate that we naturally form conceptions corresponding to types of object and property in our experience.