Sentence examples for substantially corresponds from inspiring English sources

Technological change is, on average, negative, and the value substantially corresponds to the TFPC.

Thus, an important fraction of FZC18 detected by immunohistochemistry in HCCs corresponds to processed C18 polypeptides containing the frizzled CRD module, implying that the negative correlation between FZC18 staining and Wnt/β−catenin activity in cancer tissues (see above) substantially corresponds to processed V3C18.

Because of the close colonial ties, the stylistic developments corresponded substantially with those elsewhere in the Spanish empire, and European prints served as models for local artists.

Interestingly enough, many R45-FIKK kinase paralogs lie at the boundary of the subtelomeric region where both species diverge substantially and as such correspond to breakpoint in synteny.

Notably, the point estimate of 5.77 million A&E attendances corresponds to a substantially larger proportion of the unplanned A&E attendance workload than the total general practice workload (26.5% and 1.7% respectively in 2012 2013).

The finding that the overall general health item (item 1) also correlated substantially with several other scales corresponds with previous studies in specific patient samples [ 9, 32, 33] which also showed the lowest percentage of scaling successes for item discriminant validity of the GH scale in these populations.

While Mr. Kerry's selection of Mr. Edwards did not substantially alter the race, it corresponded with a deepening of the support for Mr. Kerry, though that support remained less intense than that for Mr. Bush.

They have detected significantly higher amounts of suberin, i.e., 34 times greater in the endodermis and six times greater in the exodermis, in the apoplastic barriers of rice corresponded with a substantially lower root hydraulic conductivity compared with maize.

Taken together, periodicity results for the DFT method correspond to a substantially correct prediction.

The remaining 2% of the genome maps correspond to genomic regions substantially different between the trio and the reference genome or with incomplete genomic sequences in the reference (Pendleton et al. 2015).

Additionally, methods for the automated interpretation of verbal autopsy interview material have developed substantially, including the InterVA-4 model which corresponds exactly to the WHO 2012 verbal autopsy standard (6).