Sentence examples for correspondingly stated that from inspiring English sources
This policy was also endorsed by the Soviet chief diplomat in Germany, Vladimir Semyonov, the future Chief Commissar of the USSR in Germany, who already in January 1948 correspondingly stated, that SMAD orders, (which accompanied DWK orders,) should have merely the purpose to back the authority of the German orders.
The XPS spectrum of the composite nanofibers showed photoelectron peaks for O 1 s, Fe 2p3/2, Fe 2p1/2, Co 2p3/2, and Co 2p1/2 at binding energies of 539.8, 710.1, 722.8, 790.1, and 805.5 eV, correspondingly, which states that the composite nanofibers contain cobalt, iron, and oxygen.
Correspondingly it can be stated that in this representative population there is a high prevalence of moderate to severe vitamin D-insufficiency regardless of young or old age There is increasing evidence that vitamin D is not only necessary to regulate calcium and phosphorous metabolism but for maintaining human health in general.
Correspondingly, Masten and Coatsworth [ 28] stated that the most promising programs are complex competence-enhancement approaches in which children are trained in a variety of elaborate skills over long periods of time and links the teaching of skills to the developmental stage of children and to their developmental contexts.
Correspondingly, a majority of those who, in addition to having experienced negative encounters, also felt wronged stated that their return to work was impeded.
This complex pattern of CNAs suggests that more than one driver might exist for the 3q26 gain, as correspondingly detected and stated by others [ 30].
Note that there are correspondingly operators that depict the spin angular momentum.
Their experience of care is correspondingly lower than that of other patient groups with cancer.
Correspondingly, the state's governing structures (which Aquinas does not call "the state") are – again in the central, morally proper case – limited in four distinct ways.
