corresponding
Reasonably low inflation should result in correspondingly low interest rates.
As you get older, it gets correspondingly harder to meet people.
The number of feral cats has risen, and the number of wild birds has dropped correspondingly.

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adjacent
affinity
akin
alike
allied
ballpark
be no better than (a) somethingidiom
congruent
ditto
equivalency
equivalent
equivalent of something
equivalent to something
equivalently
non-distinctive
not make any differenceidiom
of the kindidiom
one and the sameidiom
respecter
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Examples of correspondingly

correspondingly
The international author list includes most of the current key players in impact-related studies and the quality of the individual contributions is correspondingly high.
Correspondingly, men and women with the greatest burden of childcare responsibilities had increased risk of psychological distress, but this risk was significantly greater for men.
Correspondingly, adult subjects do not favor the correct parabolic trajectory over other paths.
This is as well since the information content of most presentations is high and the effort of concentrated reading correspondingly great.
For each one, we show how the set of solutions is correspondingly transformed.
If the attacks upon property are but light, the stoppage of gainful activity is correspondingly slight.
Their watchword was corporate privilege; correspondingly, their dominant disposition was exclusion.
This should correspondingly enhance the value of profiling as a tool for isolating and fixing space problems in programs.
Correspondingly, ethics is conceived of as being part and parcel of the effectiveness research with technology (17).
These studies had the advantage of affording a great deal of experimental control, but correspondingly lacked any ecological or real-life validity.
Next, we proceed with our analysis by considering the dust dynamics within the sheath and correspondingly the generation of the forces on it.
Correspondingly, sample fish were maintained in cages, artificially fed and treated with therapeutic products when necessary.
Since moving components of the manipulator have small mass moment of inertia, the actuating force is correspondingly small.
This process has been discovered quasi-independently in many fields over the last century and has correspondingly many names, among them self-organisation, auto-poieisis and cybernetics.
The authorities correspondingly require information on these aspects rather than purely focusing on the composition of the asset portfolio, as is feasible with quantitative restrictions.
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