Sentence examples for which always corresponds from inspiring English sources

All qPCR results are expressed as relative ratios of the target cDNA to Gapdh transcripts normalized to that ratio in the reference condition, which always corresponds to heterozygote Pax3 GFP/+ embryos.

However, they are restricted by the spatial resolution of the images, which always correspond to top views of the canopies.

Thus the first button-press in each stimulation block, which always corresponded to a 'see' state (induced by the stimulus onset at the beginning of each stimulation block at the end of a 'no dot' epoch), was excluded to eliminate nonspecific onset effects that possibly had nothing to do with the reappearance of the vanished dot after a 'no see' state.

Thus the first button-press in each stimulation block, which always corresponded to a 'see' state (induced by the stimulus onset at the beginning of each stimulation block at the end of a 'no disk' epoch), was excluded to eliminate nonspecific onset effects that possibly had nothing to do with the reappearance of the vanished disk after a 'no see' state.

The most frequent optimal K value given by the different criteria was selected, which always corresponded to the optimal K value determined by the Akaike Information Criterion.

Firstly, prepilin peptidases often consist of two domains, one of which (IPR000045) always corresponds to the peptidase domain.

Consequently, the distinct subclades observed in the phylogeny each corresponded to a distinct biological species, with the cross among which always result in at least 39% fertility reduction compared to the cross within the subclades (Table 1, Figure 4).

which always holds.

It was found that pollutants enter the stream in localized regions of high flow which do not always correspond to the locations of highest pollutant concentration.

Rather than try to discover the character behind the letters, she falls back on acting-class tricks -- alternately speaking loudly and softly, rapidly and slowly, mixing in odd vocal rhythms and inflections, which don't always correspond with the words she's speaking -- in an attempt to hold the audience's attention.

a The recipients are either measured by their number or by the number of payments (which does not always correspond to the number of recipients).