Sentence examples for sometimes corresponds from inspiring English sources

Thus, a p in the beginning of a Finnish word corresponds to f in Hungarian (puu: fa); a Finnish k is matched by Hungarian h before a back vowel (a, o), otherwise by k; within the word, Finnish t is matched by Hungarian z, and nt by d; Finnish initial s sometimes corresponds to Hungarian sz and sometimes to no consonant at all (syli: öl).

The natural language used in the original description of systematic characters sometimes corresponds to a term in an ontology that is different from the author's intent; in other words, there is a mismatch between an author's free-text description and the literal match to an ontology term.

Also, SUVpeak exceeded SUVmean on average, although it could be smaller for small tumours, in which SUVmax sometimes corresponds to a voxel near the edge of the lesion and surrounded by low activity values "outside" the tumour.

Improved hepatic mitochondrial function is usually associated with enhanced mitochondrial biogenesis, which sometimes corresponds with up-regulation of peroxisome proliferator-activated receptor γ coactivator-1α (PGC-1α, PPARGC1A) [ 35].

We sometimes correspond five or six times a day.

Bar codes on wine labels sometimes correspond to different vintages from the same vineyard, and some wines lack bar codes.

Standing Committee members now run so-called leading groups on various topics like foreign affairs that sometimes correspond to American cabinet agencies.

It should be noted that different accessions bearing the same name or root name, which generally indicates popular varieties, sometimes corresponded to distinct varietal types, differing in terms of aroma, functional mutation, or even assignment to a sub-population (e.g. Paw San Hmwe or Ngakywe).

Blood samples were drawn: on day 1 or 2 (day 1 2), on day 3 or 4 (day 3 4), on day 6, 7, or 8 (day 6 8) of admission, and the day of ICU discharge (which could sometimes correspond to the day 6 8 sample, or more rarely to the day 3 4 sample for patients with rapid favorable outcome).

While there is great variation in medusozoan life cycles, there exist some broad-scale patterns of congruence between life cycle differences and the origins of major medusozoan taxa [1], [2], suggesting that evolutionary changes in life cycle have sometimes corresponded to the establishment of distinct lineages.

On color fundus photographs, these abnormalities sometimes correspond to visible alterations such as focal hyperpigmentation and hypopigmentation.