If we compare these layers with the segmentation employed in this study, we find a rough correspondence of the cytoarchitectonic layer I to the superficial lamina containing Exner's stripe; layers II and III to the external lamina; layer IV, which also contains the Stria of Gennari, to the internal lamina; and layers V and VI to the deep lamina.
3d 12015(2015), Judge Shirley Werner Kornreich wrote a lengthy decision that seemed to bring New York law into rough correspondence with Delaware.
Since the lunar calendar was 10 or 11 days shorter than the solar year, a 13th month (called Thoth) was intercalated every several years to keep the lunar calendar in rough correspondence with the agricultural seasons and their feasts.
"On the surface, I'd say this has a certain rough correspondence with the way the rule of law is supposed to work -- they investigated him, didn't find anything, and closed the case," said Alan E. Rousso, the director of the Moscow Center of the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace.
Although the binding of RNA polymerase II to the promoter region needn't correlate to gene expression because of posttranscriptional events, we find that a rough correspondence does exist.
For years, there has been a rough correspondence among them, at least on paper.
Pleistocene and Stone Age are in rough correspondence, for, until the first use of metal, about 5,000 years ago, rock was the principal material of tools and implements.
In recent decades, the cultural understanding of sexual assault and the legal procedures governing its adjudication have progressed in rough correspondence.
He placed the briefcase on the nearby dark-blue Impreza and snapped open its latches, revealing keys arranged in rough correspondence with the vehicles on the lot.
There is a rough correspondence between ethnic and linguistic groupings, although some ethnic groups have been partially assimilated by the Arab majority, which includes the country's Bedouin population.
