Sentence examples for variations in correspondence from inspiring English sources
Furthermore, we performed a partial genoarchitectonic analysis of the developing raphe nuclei, mapping all known serotonergic differentiation markers, and compared these results, jointly with others found in the literature, with our map of serotonin-containing populations, in order to examine regional variations in correspondence.
Gravity time sequences collected at Etna volcano by continuously recording spring-based relative gravimeters showed significant variations in temporal correspondence with paroxysmal eruptions.
This variation in the correspondence between bug kinds and mutation operators illustrates that warnings of some bug kinds are more sensitive in identifying certain types of faults, represented by specific mutation operators.
The sensitivity analysis for misclassification of fibromyalgia showed that variation in the correspondence of the insurance claims to actual clinical diagnoses could introduce bias.
Anthony Atkey (1725, 3 14) provided a variation on this objection in correspondence.
Big variations in D K PIPL are observed particularly in correspondence with big variations in the salt-marsh habitat (Figure 5a,b), which confirms the likelihood of finding a breeding ground of PIPL in the salt-marsh habitat (class 8 contained in Additional file 1: Figure S6) as reported in literature (Convertino et al. 2011a) and as found by our results (Additional file 1: Figure S6).
They comment: '... the brain possesses an intrinsic mechanism by which its vascular supply can be varied locally in correspondence with local variations of functional activity.' [ 93] They also investigated the movement of a range of substances into the brain, across the brain barriers.
These are the conditions under which variation in introgression will more closely reflect locus-specific contributions to reproductive isolation, resulting in correspondence between locus-specific divergence and locus-specific introgression [ 52].
The decrease was observed only in correspondence with high temperatures, approximately above the 75th percentile of city-specific temperature summer distribution, while no variations or increases in the effect on mortality were observed with lower temperatures.
Except for small variations in the coordinates, there was a total correspondence between the 54 elements identified by us (Table 1) and those identified by Bringaud and colleagues.
