Sentence examples for which well corresponds from inspiring English sources

Both P- and N-spherulites demonstrate exactly the same melting behavior under POM, which well corresponds to the differential scanning calorimetry measurements, suggesting no difference in lamellar thickness distribution or crystal perfection within P- and N-spherulites.

Moreover, the shape expansion in the patients with AD occurs in the posterior of the commissural tract (CC), which well corresponds to the expansion of the lateral ventricles in AD.

Using their CYP3A content data from the same patients, bioavailability of sirolimus was predicted to be 15% which well corresponds with the reported clinical value of 14%.

Tow KEGG pathways (hsa04340 and hsa04310) in Table  3 are developmental signalling pathways, hsa04120 is related to the ubiquitin system, and hsa04360 is involved in axon guidance, which well corresponds with the GO and Interpro terms.

As shown in Fig. 4b, the thermograms of the physical mixture of raw materials showed three peaks at 131.9, 179.2, and 266.1 °C, which well corresponded to RUB power's peak at 135.6 °C, CUR power's peak at 181.2 °C, and RES power's peak at 269.8 °C.

Indeed, the ammonia TPD curve for the FCC catalyst containing ZSM-5 shows a more well-defined pattern, which corresponds well with the more homogeneous Brønsted acid strength deduced from the confocal fluorescence microscopy experiments.

A model for the frequency response of the cantilever actuation which corresponds well to the measured behaviour is proposed.

During the follow-up 16%% (5/32) of the lesions progressed radiologically, which corresponds well with the literature (Table 2).

The reduction peak is at about 0.3 V, which corresponds well with flat discharge plateau in Figure 4.

Metformin, the most prescribed anti-diabetes drug, inhibits OCT1-mediated thiamine uptake, which corresponds well to the physiological role of OCT1 (Chen et al., 2014).

The same three reasons were given by more than one person: generational ties, financial constraints, and a lack of land, which corresponds well with local residents' views.