Sentence examples for pattern which corresponds from inspiring English sources

The end of the progradation marks the most pronounced turning point 5 in the sedimentation pattern, which corresponds to sequence boundary DS1.

Indeed, the ammonia TPD curve for the FCC catalyst containing ZSM-5 shows a more well-defined pattern, which corresponds well with the more homogeneous Brønsted acid strength deduced from the confocal fluorescence microscopy experiments.

Further investigations of LSCM demonstrated that the expression of Cx43 located in both cytoplasmic and nuclear compartments of the human endometrial stromal cells occurred in a punctuated pattern, which corresponds with the study conducted by McCulloch et al. [ 24].

Hydrolysis of total DNA from mouse liver with new site-specific methyl-directed endonuclease GlaI provides a clear digestion pattern, which corresponds to a partial cleavage of γ-satellite DNA at methylated ACGT sites in positions 61, 121 and 207.

The superlattice reflections appear in XRD pattern and electron diffraction pattern, which correspond to the ordered γ′-Fe4N.

Among the significant markers, several markers had exactly the same F and P values and, upon verification, were exhibiting exactly the same genotypic pattern, which corresponded to a situation of complete LD (r2 = 1).

The orientation relationship was turned out to be 〈1 1 0〉α||〈1 1 1〉β and (0 0 1)α||{1 1 0}β obtained from diffraction patterns, which corresponded to Burgers orientation relationship.

Particularly, it was found that nanowire segments containing at least 60% of cobalt display SAED patterns which correspond to hcp single crystals grown along the <10-10 <10-10ction.

Hence, in some cases, a type of the RHEED pattern did not change after thermal desorption of hydrogen; however, forms of the patterns, which corresponded to the 1 × 1 structure, were different before and after annealings.

Spoligotyping of 168 mycobacterial isolates revealed 89 distinct patterns, which corresponded to 53% of genotype diversity.

The allocation formula is based on consultation patterns, which correspond to practice workload and therefore the implied use of resources.