Sentence examples for nearly corresponding to from inspiring English sources

Month, a measure of time corresponding or nearly corresponding to the length of time required by the Moon to revolve once around the Earth.

Angoumois, former province of France, nearly corresponding to the modern département of Charente, that represented the possessions of the counts of Angoulême from the 10th to the 12th century.

So, we explore 954/996 nm generation with 2nd Stokes shift of 442 cm−1 nearly corresponding to the Raman gain maximum and 950/996 nm generation with 486 cm−1 shift corresponding to the long-wavelength slope of the Raman gain profile, and compare them to each other and to the case of 950/978 nm generation with 300 cm−1 shift described in previous paragraph.

Both trees showed two lineages nearly corresponding to archaea and bacteria.

After cultivation at 23, 20, or 17°C in well-fed condition, most of wild-type animals migrated up or down the linear temperature gradient (0.45°C/cm) until they reached the region nearly corresponding to the previous cultivation temperature.

The repeatable and switchable phase change is nearly 60°, corresponding to a response time of 100 ms, which is to date the fastest light-tunable PLCF polarization switch available.

For a nearly zonal dipole, corresponding to the present magnetic field configuration of the Earth, Siscoe and Chen (1975), Glassmeier et al. (1984, 2004), and Vogt and Glassmeier (2001), give some scaling relations, which can be used to get the standoff distance and the radius of the magnetospheric tail for different strength of the magnetic dipole moment.

When these funding sources were included, corresponding mean and median total costs of 5-year treatment and mean and median annual treatment cost were 40% to nearly 70% higher (corresponding to the support of government of 30% and 40%, respectively).

Recently, we reported a sequencing program of nearly 17,000 ESTs corresponding to different developmental stages of Blastocladiella emersonii life cycle, an early diverging fungus that belongs to the Chytridiomycete class [ 14, 15].

The 2001 NIS, the most recent version of the NIS available at the time of our study, contains information on more than 7.4 million discharges from nearly 1,000 hospitals in 33 states, corresponding to nearly 20% of all admissions to US non-federal hospitals [ 11].

The use of contingency tables with more classes is already a better approach, but still some genes will be considered to be "in disagreement" while they have nearly corresponding expression ratios (points A and B in figure 1B).