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The phrase "the event corresponded" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how an event aligns or matches with something else, such as expectations, data, or another event. Example: "The event corresponded with the findings of the research study, confirming the initial hypothesis."
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In this case, the event corresponded to a single recombination breakpoint located between positions 345 and 420 of this fragment.
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In particular, the events corresponded to the mapping of the massive number of obtained tags, and its frequency was quite low because a tag position must be selected from a very large genome.
AFM images of aliquots removed during DLS measurements indicated that the nucleation event corresponded to the formation of stiff, rod-like polymers (Fig. 1B, top row, panel 3&4).
In the patient featured in this study, the SNCA triplication event corresponded to a 1.61 2.04 Mb region of chromosome 4 with at least 17 annotated genes.
The final rating for each event corresponded to the median rating obtained at the last Delphi round.
The third event corresponds most closely to the binding of UP1 to unstructured (i.e., unfolded) DNA.
Based on comparing LT-OBS records with infrasound and visual observations from research ships about 6 km from the crater, the characteristic events corresponded to plume emissions from the crater.
In our application, the events correspond to breakage at a specific branch.
In the FC context, the events correspond to distinct triggering of FC measurements, usually caused by individual cells, 2 and the classes correspond to biologically meaningful cell subpopulations.
Of the 56 repeat mutations, 59% were insertions and 41% were deletions, and 72% of the mutation events corresponded to O157-10 locus.
In the nine in vitro PSPE populations, we observed 57 mutational events corresponding to a combined 8-loci mutation rate of 2.5 × 10−03 mutations/generation, and noticeably, 41 (72%) of the mutation events corresponded to locus O157-10 (Table 2).
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