Sentence examples for so it corresponds from inspiring English sources

This was out of a population of approximately 54 million, so it corresponds to an average risk of 320 micromorts a year for each person, or roughly one a day. .

Therefore, the hypotheses on which the model is based may not completely describe the real process, e.g. the reaction can occur along a diffused front instead of doing it on a defined surface between the unreacted solid, the ashes or the fluid layer, so it corresponds to an intermediate behavior between the two mentioned models and controlling stages [48].

Furthermore, the last window size can be different, so it corresponds to an additional parameter.

Zeigler claims that the experimental frame "is a operational formulation of the objectives that motivate a modeling and simulation project" [ 37], p.27, so it corresponds also to the intention (F1).

It is a good idea to choose your blog name so it corresponds with your chosen topic.

A voucher will be provided which will be dated and numbered so that it corresponds with the pub's system used for issuing vouchers.

The first arrival of P-phase on each original waveform was manually picked so that it corresponds to the initial rupture break.

The MoComp proposed is based on altering the signal phase history from every point target, so that it corresponds to that of a motion error free receiver trajectory.

Third, altering a luminance gradient so that it corresponds more closely to gradients that normally lack luminance maxima and minima in the position of Mach bands should diminish the salience of the illusion.

Second, altering the slope of an ambiguous luminance gradient so that it corresponds more closely to gradients that are typically adorned with luminance maxima and minima in the position of Mach bands should enhance the illusion.

The basic income experiment is one of the activities aiming to reform social security so that it corresponds better to the changes of working life, to overhaul social security to encourage participation and employment, to reduce bureaucracy, and to simplify the complicated benefits system in a sustainable way regarding public finances.