Sentence examples for which then corresponds from inspiring English sources

Considering the genome size difference between stickleback and sea bream this has to be multiplied by a factor of 1.7 2 to estimate the equivalent part of sea bream's genome, which then corresponds to 2.686 Mb, under the hypothesis that there is no chromosome rearrangements in this region.

Since our observations were only made 24 h post pollinations, it is possible that a decrease in HT-A transcripts might take place between 24 h and 48 h, which would then correspond to the observations of O'Brien and colleagues.

Preliminary trials with a double layer of the artificial skin, which would then correspond roughly to the upper limit of the skin thickness found on the mastoid [ 10], showed that even the strongest magnet currently available could not hold the sound processor in place sufficiently.

It then corresponds to the quantity μ s ϕ ̃ s which minimizes (C.13).

The analytical solution then corresponds to diffusion with a concentration clamped at zero, which matched the STEPS simulation closely.

Each religious standpoint then corresponds to a specific level of development of the human mind, which in ten states leads up to the enlightened mind.

The appeal of the mind-cures then corresponds with their appeal now.

In presence of aeroelastic interaction, the positive quadrature component corresponds to energy transferred to the structure, which then acts as negative aerodynamic damping.

R corresponds to the steroid-hormone receptor, to which the steroid hormone S binds to form a complex RS, which then binds DNA.

These are then corresponded to grades ranging between F- to A+.

You then correspond, usually by e-mail, with the families you find or who find you.