Sentence examples for whether it corresponds to from inspiring English sources

The distance is measured from the start position of the actual mature miRNA, irrespectively of whether it corresponds to the predicted mature miRNA or its miRNA* candidate.

What really matters, therefore, is not previous acts of consent but the quality of the present government, whether it corresponds to what natural law requires.

Regarding the recession of 1998, the graph of probabilities indicates that period was not "normal", but it is not possible to identify whether it corresponds to a regime of high variance in the cycle, in the trend, or in both.

In this context, it is important to note that when a pattern of recombination is detected, it is hard to differentiate whether it corresponds to a past or a contemporary event [31].

Cacophony is a well characterized voltage-gated calcium channel [33], but as of yet it is not clear what the kinetics of the current carried by this channel are in crustaceans, and whether it corresponds to all or part of ICa.

Whether it corresponds to acetyl-P synthesized by a presently unidentified pathway remains unknown (18).

For each BLAST hit we determined whether it corresponded to annotated or new genes and/or exons, and whether the corresponding genes were considered orthologs or paralogs of the query human gene in the EnsemblCompara database.

For each sentence, participants decided whether it corresponded to an item that had previously appeared in part I (old item) or not (new item).

Because it is a representative metabolite in urine metabolic pathways, Hypoxanthine was tested first to determine whether it corresponded to the 137.08 m/z mass peak in urine.

The review process for each item was conducted to find out whether it corresponded to: a) absent, incorrect or incomplete recommendation; or b) correct and complete recommendation.

The model's sparse nature dictates that any point of the space may be used as a storage address, whether or not it corresponds to a hard location.