Sentence examples for which closely corresponds from inspiring English sources

The Balsas cultural region, which closely corresponds to the physiographic area of the same name, extends through northern Guerrero state.

Mineral and organic tube components were separated based on grayscale values that represent X-ray attenuation, which closely corresponds to material density.

The less studied 440 nm/520 nm excitation/emission fluorescence, which closely corresponds with SIF12, correlated with pentosidine as well as with Nε-carboxymethyl-lysine, carboxyethyl-lysine and methionine sulphoxide [ 42].

The proportion of women having facility childbirth, which closely corresponds to delivery with skilled assistance, has not improved much over the years, with reported coverage of 47% in 1996, 44% in 2001 2002 [ 4, 5] and 48% in 2010 [ 6].

The Zr 3d5/2 peak is found to be centered within the binding energy range of 182.0 182.4 eV for all samples, which closely corresponds with the literature value of 182.2 eV for ZrO2.

In a Swedish study, 27 for inpatients aged 19 64 years, costs associated with sick leave and disability pension attributable to RA were €9000 in 2007, which closely corresponds to our indirect costs in 2007 of €9213 with the HCA.

We compared the performance of narrowband VIs with two SPOT HRVIR images, which closely corresponded to the imaging dates of the Hyperion data, and with synthetic broadband VIs computed from Hyperion images.

In patients aged 45 69 years, they report the relative risks of being treated for melanoma (9.4), breast cancer (1.25), prostate cancer (1.21), colon cancer (1.30) and rectal cancer (2.59) given a diagnosis of KC, which closely correspond to our estimates for melanoma (14.73), breast cancer (1.24), prostate cancer (1.37) and colorectal cancer (1.38 d.

Spatial predictions identified areas of high incidence of WNV in secondary human hosts, which closely corresponded to those representing high prevalence in WNV vectors (Figures 3, S6).

We also identified a complete absence of adamantane prescriptions in all ambulatory medical care settings after March 2006, which closely corresponded to release of the CDC interim guidelines for use of antiviral agents for 2005 06 influenza season.

Consistent with previous recommendations [ 26], the measure was divided into two subscales, which closely corresponded to DSM-IV criteria for ADHD: Hyperactivity/Impulsivity and Inattention.