Sentence examples for practically corresponds to from inspiring English sources

that is the detected signal practically corresponds to the target signal.

The eastward lower current layer, which consists mainly of a Hall current, is defined as the equatorial electrojet (EEJ), and it practically corresponds to j ¯ H.

In the tissue context, however, the ratio of mutant vs wild-type alleles depends on the presence of non-mutant cells in the sample and would practically correspond to half the percentage of mutant tumor cells.

To fit models to data, we used linear and nonlinear regression (always getting the best results from nonlinear regressions) and used different boundary conditions; namely, q = q i at t = 0 and q = q at t = t, where q i corresponds to a quick, practically instantaneous biosorption at the beginning of the experiment.

Practically, the stylus tip width of approximately 0.25 mm corresponds to ±4 cents; this allows for an accuracy under the different limens for pitch perception.

In particular, Figure 3a shows the BEEMD image decomposition into eight IMFs plus residue; the first IMF corresponds to higher frequencies (image transitions) and practically there is no mixed mode, while the residue corresponds to image lower frequencies.

The model is considered large because it corresponds to a reaction network containing more reactions than can be practically enumerated.

Similarly, the O2 binding energy corresponds to various oxygenated species, as for example, carbonates, sulphates, hydroxides and so on, practically, having similar BEs and thus hardly discernable by curve-fitting.

Each letter corresponds to a different number.

"Marcella Marmo corresponds to my identikit".

Class in Kingston corresponds to elevation.