Sentence examples for applicable respectively from inspiring English sources

Now we use two examples to show that (2) cannot be dropped and that Theorem 2.1 is applicable, respectively.

All of these standards are applicable, respectively, in the earth-moving machinery, in the tractors and machinery for agriculture and forestry, and in the industrial automation fields.

From preliminary screening, we found compound 10 and 11 specifically inhibit hypoxic cancer cell growth IC50 87 ± 1.8 μM and IC50 10 ± 3.7 μM while sparing 'normoxic' cells IC50 >600 M and >1 mM (not applicable), respectively.

The difference between intended or chosen means (or ends) and foreseeable or even fully foreseen effects ("side-effects"), like the consequent difference between the moral and, presumptively, legal standards applicable respectively to intended and not-intended effects, is psychologically and morally real.

Items were scored as 1, 0, NA, which corresponded to "yes", "no", or "not applicable", respectively.

Data regarding student perception from the second and third cohorts, C2 and C3, revealed that 75% and 50.82% "strongly agree", 20% and 37.7% "agree", 2.5% and 6.56% "disagree", 0% and 1.64% "strongly disagree", and 2.5% and 3.28% marked "not applicable", respectively.

Given that the truth properties applicable to respectively (51) and (52) are different, what truth property is preserved in the inference?

In this paper, four typical free cooling systems are analyzed and compared, to show their mechanisms, main features, energy saving effects and applicable situations respectively.

Together, our results demonstrate that both Tb EDTA) and Tb DO2A) are chemically and biochemically stable and thus applicable as respectively low and high-cost luminescent reporters for spore detection, and thereby of significance to institutions with developing biodefense programs.

(10) and (14) are, respectively, applicable for the loading and unloading processes.

For the analysis of LO activities, neutrophils and monocytes were routinely isolated from human peripheral blood of healthy adult male and female donors according to reported methods (for details of monocyte isolation via adherence, see Supplementary Materials online) or by positive and negative immunomagnetic selection, respectively (applicable for Figure  5 E and F).