Sentence examples for seemingly corresponding to from inspiring English sources

In the best-known message, Phil Jones, a climatologist of the University of East Anglia, refers to a "trick" in a graph produced a decade ago showing 1,000 years of essentially steady global surface temperatures followed by a sharp upward spike in the 20th century, seemingly corresponding to increased levels of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere.

There are two separate transcripts in the Ensembl database for the hABH8 gene (locus 11p11), seemingly corresponding to two protein domains, namely the RRM domain, typically found in RNA-binding proteins and the the oxygenase domain homologus to AlkB.

Seemingly, the node corresponding to clade D (Menorca) was dated at 2.1-2.3 2.1-2.3reas that of clade A (coMarising S and SE Mallorcan sites) whereased athat4-1.6 Ma (95% HPD, 3.5-0.6 Ma in bofh clade).

There is strong evidence that our brains forge relationships between shapes and seemingly corresponding sounds.

In the time that I've been working with the pad, a grid of small round indentations has become worn into the surface, seemingly corresponding with the structure of the internal sensors.

In particular, SUVdecon corresponding to the seemingly most effective PVE correction had a poorer classification performance than the SUV indices not corrected for PVE, as shown by the location of the ROC curve.

This gene coexpression network was constructed by integrating the data from 147 microarray hybridisations corresponding to nine seemingly independent experiments and spanning a total of 47 experimental conditions or treatments.

The latency of the system was very minimal, and the output of the sound corresponding to the box hit occurred seemingly instantaneously.

As observed for D. virilis, signals corresponding to TIR-220 repeats were seemingly brighter than the signals produced by TIR-FD.

In this specific region, the signals corresponding to TIR-220 repeats were seemingly brighter than the signals produced by TIR-FD, suggesting overabundance of TIR-220 repeats.

Despite its seemingly crucial role, ARO10, which encodes a phenylpyruvate decarboxylase corresponding to the first specific step in the Ehrlich pathway did not show any noteworthy correlations between its expression and any of the volatile compounds in our study [ 27].