The phrase "a respective number" is not commonly used in written English and may be considered awkward or unclear.
It can be used when referring to numbers that correspond to specific items or categories, but it is better to use clearer alternatives.
Example: "Each participant will receive a respective number for identification purposes."
Alternatives: "an individual number" or "a corresponding number".
If no fitting target segment can be found in the current buffer, it is stepwise expanded until a respective number of target segments can be found [40].
That means, a location is not split into e.g. multiple individual edges, and then distributed across a respective number of location references.
Depending on the configuration of the machine, around 20 moulding devices are arranged on a rotary turret thus allowing a respective number of bottles to be produced on the fly.
As before, we analyze the correlation of the SPF coefficients and a respective number of direct links between a potential regulator and the cluster genes.
The low-dose animals received a respective number of placebo tablets matching in size and appearance to the 100 and 400 mg imepitoin tablets, plus one capsule containing 1 mg/kg imepitoin as granulated tablet material.
5-HT mediates its actions through 14 distinct types of receptors encoded by a respective number of genes and its actions outnumber by far those of any other neurotransmitter.
In each group #l, we determine the fraction of proteins or links
Consequently, three average counting rates per participant for the periods before, during, and after perturbation were obtained by dividing the total number of counts in the blocks covering a period by the respective number of blocks.
The charged colloid or polyelectrolyte under consideration here consists of a macroion and the respective number of counterions.
Table 4 gives an overview of the respective number of individual genes which have been assigned to the three categories and the 11 defence-related gene classes.
A theoretical link between batch and semi-continuous performance of chromatographic systems has been attempted together with a method for calculating the respective number of theoretical plates required to give 99.9% pure products in a semi-continuous system from batch data.
