'relative correspondence' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used to describe the visual relationship of one part of body (or object) to another. For example, "The ballerina had excellent relative correspondence between her arms and legs while dancing."
The relative correspondences and orientations of component LGs between populations were determined by examining dot plots, plotting the genetic positions of markers between pairs of maps.
Correspondence relative to ammendments.
Filtering the topography at different wavelengths, we observe a relative depression in correspondence with the Carpathian Bend, where mantle seismicity and a high-velocity zone in tomography data are located and commonly interpreted as related to an almost inactive and dying subduction zone.
The visual system then analyzes how many image elements have a horizontal correspondence relative to that axis location and determine that the image is symmetric if the proportion of elements with such horizontal correspondence reaches a baseline criterion level.
When they were not reported, we obtained relative risks through correspondence with the study authors or estimated from the mean difference in telomere length between cases and controls, using a previously described method.
It is the first stage in data analysis, which then proceeds, if sufficient data are available, by using algorithmic logic to identify differences in data correspondence relative to the outcome of interest.
Indeed, many of William's relatives wrote copious correspondence, and, as with the Brontës, Barker found there were new things to say.
Figure 7 Average number of correspondences relative to scale factor.
Novel methods both improve the quality of the pairwise correspondences relative to cPDist and achieve a taxonomic distinctiveness comparable to auto3Dgm.
