Sentence examples for which correspond better from inspiring English sources

Unlike the previously published studies on archaeological material, we focus specifically on the identification of damaged and denatured proteins, which correspond better to the state of preservation of proteins in desiccated and carbonised organic residues that have survived from antiquity.

These differences were larger towards the higher co-expression ranges which correspond better to active complexes, indicating that cellular functions were considerably impacted in these tumours.

In order to propose a simpler and more intuitive design method which corresponds better with real beam behaviour, the support region limited ductility must be quantified.

In a younger pair of identical twins, one twin showed significantly greater improvements in 4 out of 5 markers of oxidative stress, which corresponded with better overall behavioral rating scale scores than the other twin.

Then indices decrease to relative low values, which correspond to a better traffic condition during noon.

To overcome this discrepancy, the review suggested that lipid reference values in black children should be more strict, in order to achieve a prevalence of the metabolic syndrome which would correspond better with actual cardiometabolic outcome.

The lower the curve, the lower is the corresponding sidelobe level, which corresponds to a better code.

We could establish that the maximum of the PL intensity of Nd3+ ions was obtained after annealing at 1100 °C which corresponds to the better situation for the achievement of highly luminescent Si-np embedded in SiO2, i.e., containing a small quantity of non-radiative recombination channels.

The slope for the more hydrophobic Amino-P-C18 phase is steeper than that for Amino-P-10, which corresponds to the better selectivity of the former for alkylbenzenes.

Conversely, better agreement between experiments and simulations is observed in Figures 7 and 8 which correspond to higher interpolation factors (I=12 and I=20, respectively).

You are supposed to have one of each which correspond.