Sentence examples for this partially corresponds from inspiring English sources
This partially corresponds with our results as adjustment for generation status removed the asthma advantage for Bangladeshi girls, although not for Indian or Pakistani girls.
The findings of this study therefore extend previous research from South Africa which found direct associations between physical and emotional abuse victimisation and household AIDS-illness but not with other chronic illnesses [ 13, 23] and the findings partially correspond with this.
BLASTX results show that 4 ESTs (CV151845, CV284212, CX770377, DN243213) partially corresponded to the COX3 gene and that 1 EST partially corresponded to the ND6 gene (CA301932).
The pufferfish PDE1Cb region partially corresponded to human chromosomes 1 (94.6–99.6 Mb) and 10 (16.6–17.3 Mb) [see Additional file 1: Table S1].
' X' = correspondence between the patient recommendation and the content of the intervention, 'x' = the content of the intervention partially corresponded with the recommendation.
These findings partially correspond to our results suggesting a general reduction of growth or cell division related processes in long-lived natural Drosophila variants.
The AA9 phylogenetic tree is separated into three major evolutionarily related groups which partially correspond to the four types of enzyme activity observed for LPMOs [ 21].
This only partially corresponds with Pax6 expression at this stage, since Pax6 expression has been reported in the developing RPE of 13 dpc embryos [ 43], although the RPE can produce pigment without Pax6 [ 4].
Site III (Lys152, Asn155) partially corresponds to the previously identified antigenic site 2 in the H5 HA [29], [30] and site B in the H3 HA structure [25].
The distribution of enteroviruses by species only partially corresponds to the groups in the traditional classification.
Clade 55 partially corresponds to clade A of Malabarba and Weitzman [ 19] who noted the similarity in composition of their clade A to a group proposed by Géry [ 63].
