Sentence examples for that correspondingly from inspiring English sources

In 1994, physiologists tested vomeronasal organs with chemical extracts from human skin and found that the organ's nerve cells responded and that, correspondingly, the "heart rate, respiration, pupil size and skin temperature in the owner of the nose" all changed.

This diversity of toxic responses is not related to mechanistic differences among members of this chemical family, rather it is due to variations in electrophilic reactivity that correspondingly influence toxicokinetics and tissue distribution (Gillette et al. 1974; Rozman and Klaassen 2001).

The treatment is based on the notion that the ear sort of looks like a baby curled up in the womb (it works if you squint a little and imagine that the baby is facing downwards), and that correspondingly, points on the ear represent the different body parts.

The conditions under which the two theories lead to a same constitutive model are investigated, showing that, correspondingly, a certain indeterminacy exhibited by the VWP-based theory disappears.

At a very high strain rate, the yield stress and the stress-induced martensite formation process are significantly different from those at moderately high strain rates, suggesting that, correspondingly, different microstructural changes may be involved in the phase transition regime.

The study also pointed out that in other Asian countries such as Japan, Singapore, South Korea, and Taiwan, where women have been receiving a higher education, that correspondingly, the average age of marriage amongst them is much higher.

Though the cast is more than capable in its creation of an affecting emotional climate, only a few of its members have anything like Ms. Smith's ear for revelatory speech patterns and are able to summon portraits that feel correspondingly authentic.

Other nucleation sites, fluids, and heat fluxes have distributions that are correspondingly narrow.

The latter method provides a better representation of the original format, but has a tendency to produce larger data files that are correspondingly slower to sample.

Transnational movements, in which activists employ rapid-fire communication technologies to join forces across borders in combating ills that seem correspondingly transnational in scope (for example, the depletion of the ozone layer), offer an example of political globalization.

This contribution summarizes the main concerns presented by experts at a conference held in Lisbon in January 2015 to discuss the developing Portuguese legal framework for MSP and lists the suggestions that were correspondingly offered on how to improve the proposed framework.