Sentence examples for significantly corresponded from inspiring English sources
The bronchial IgA responses induced in mice by subcutaneous administration of vaccines significantly corresponded to the ability to survive aerosol challenge with virulent virus.
Specifically, perceivers' judgments about an individual's apparent body weight from photos of only their faces significantly corresponded to their actual cardiovascular health, as measured by body-mass index, frequency and duration of respiratory illnesses, frequency of antibiotics use, and other measures of cardiovascular health [39].
Three of them were significantly corresponded with PA Compendium.
A larger screw diameter significantly corresponded with an increasing torsional stability (p = 9.779 × 10-5).
This correlation indicated that, in the treatment groups, the %CV increased with the reduced number of infiltrating neutrophils and significantly corresponded to the changes in wound ROS content, which is reflected at the MDA level.
The concentration range where the property changes significantly corresponds to the critical aggregation concentration.
NPI values did not significantly correspond to the north south gradient of nitrogen loading from the Barnegat Bay watershed.
Tumor apelin did not significantly correspond with cachexia status (P = 0.262) or any of pathological variables (P = 0.631 for the disease stage, P = 0.875 for T status, and P = 0.980 for N status).
Weak to moderate genetic clines have been characterized that significantly correspond to moisture gradients, particularly for summer precipitation (e.g., Douglas-fir (St Clair et al. 2005); lodgepole pine (Rehfeldt et al. 1999)).
These data indicate that the predicted pseudogenes are mostly undetected as expressed sequences in comparison to gene predictions with intact ORF (53%) and therefore significantly correspond to untranscribed pseudogenes [ 44].
Two of these regions are located in heterochromatin of chromosomes Sb04 and Sb10, each detected by both GWAS and QTL mapping (Paterson et al. 1995; Feltus et al. 2006) and each of which significantly correspond to rice QTL for seed size (Li et al. 1997; Rabiei et al. 2004).
