Sentence examples for that this corresponds from inspiring English sources

At the start of this year assistant commissioner Tim Godwin said that this, "Corresponds with a rise in overall knife crime for the same period, which is up by 8.3percentnt".

And in fact, if we do that, this corresponds to y[n-1].

The nearest note that this corresponds to is a B-flat 57 octaves below the B-flat above middle-C.

However, Jetsu and co make a convincing argument that this corresponds to the variability of Algol, a star visible to the naked eye in the constellation of Perseus.

I'm convinced that this corresponds to some ancient tribal trait, some remnant of a time when human activity around you meant safety, that it was safe to sleep, that someone was looking out for the group.

Results from the model presented in Part 1 show that this corresponds to the maximum reptated molecular weight reaching close to the peak in the molar mass distribution.

The authors of the study suggest that this corresponds to approximately one additional case of self-harm for every 150 patients.

Simultaneous bubbles do not grow at exactly the same rate and calculations show that this corresponds to slightly different bubble temperatures.

Using the bendix (Supplementary Fig. 5) and HBplot data (Supplementary Table 2) we propose that this corresponds to the springing of a 'mousetrap', triggered by the arrival of the 'mouse' the pyrophosphate.

This study demonstrated that clinically anxious children with a prior interpretation bias can be trained away from negative social interpretation biases and there is some evidence that this corresponds to reductions in social anxiety.

It is explicitly shown that this corresponds to the maximum area development of the flame front and to minimum net work losses (including heat transfer, mechanical frictions and working fluid internal irreversibilities).