Sentence examples for opportunities corresponding from inspiring English sources

Moreover, a set of rules regarding the preservation of existing dependences is proposed that exclude refactoring opportunities corresponding to slices whose extraction could possibly cause a change in program behavior.

To measure the number of opportunities each student had to participate in undergraduate research, we created a variable called "total of opportunities" corresponding to the number of years the student was in the school, until the time of this study.

In particular we identified the "window of opportunity" corresponding to stages I-III, that is, the first three weeks from primary HIV-1 infection.

These results suggest specific transcriptional pathways that may operate to create the unique molecular phenotype of PA and thus opportunities for corresponding targeted therapeutic intervention.

I have had the opportunity of corresponding with Archbishop Tutu this week.

This article highlights key challenges and identifies potential research opportunities in the corresponding area.

Our results suggest a strong role for firms and firm strategy in driving innovation directions, and the corresponding opportunities faced by individuals.

It is not a coincidence that the responsible agent of RRI shares many of the characteristics that the literature (and the common people) associates to entrepreneurs: the willingness to prudently accept risks and to seize the corresponding opportunities, the capacity to mobilize the resources and actors to achieve her goals.

Understanding these barriers helps in assessing the feasibility of specific adaptation options and identifying corresponding opportunities for improving implementation success.

Thus, the lower frequency of speciation events in perennials and fewer corresponding opportunities for bottleneck and adaptation events may result in lower evolutionary rates, especially at nonsynonymous sites, compared with annuals [ 4].

This observation highlights the need to recognize these variations throughout the day and to identify the corresponding opportunities for error, which will promote better planning for and allocation of resources to decrease risk.