Sentence examples for this correspondence to from inspiring English sources

To use this correspondence to illustrate the expected degree of concordance that would correspond to a model based on MD, we used the relative risk estimates from the meta-analysis for incidence studies reported in Table 1[ 3].

"I know I wrote only yesterday, but I now depend on this correspondence to debrief".

Over the past few decades, significant research energy has been focused on appropriately extending this correspondence to the noncommutative case; the resulting theory is called noncommutative algebraic geometry.5.5

A simple procedure is employed here making use of this correspondence to estimate the degree of under-reporting.

This correspondence to polarity switching was dependent upon the orientation of the connector in the BLM, which was determined by nanogold blocking assay.

We further generalize this fundamental correspondence to Lp distance metrics and inner product-based classifiers to obtain desired performance resemblances.

Recognizing this as a potential limitation, the authors of the present review attempted to address this by email correspondence to each corresponding author, however much of the AE data reported in the present review and documented in each of the studies are mainly qualitative and therefore may underestimate nor appropriately describe all potential AEs associated with n-3 supplementation.

The purpose of this correspondence is to discuss recent findings related to current trends in airway management and to discuss the utilization rates of video laryngoscopes versus traditional techniques in USA, UK, and Canada.

We employed a theoretical model neuron to reveal the nature of this correspondence, and to provide a unifying framework for the examples previously found in these different brain areas.

Importantly, this correspondence led to the identification of additional articles that needed to be excluded because of redundant patient populations (n = 4) (here, we included the articles reporting on the larger number of patients).

However, the exact strength of this correspondence seemed to vary substantially: In Southern Sweden and in northern Central Europe, a given genetic distance corresponded to long geographic distances, which would be consistent for example with a scenario of relatively large breeding units and moderate effects of genetic drift balanced by frequent migration.