Sentence examples for failed with respect from inspiring English sources

United States policy has failed with respect to Israeli-Palestinian peace.

To blame someone in this way is to judge that she has failed with respect to some standard of excellence (arête).

The whole organism vaccine approach pioneered by Jenner in 1796 and refined by Pasteur in 1857 with the "isolate, inactivate and inject" paradigm has proved highly successful for many viral and bacterial pathogens causing acute disease but has failed with respect to malaria, tuberculosis and HIV as well as many other diseases.

In the current study we demonstrated that patients who achieve SVR differ significantly from those in whom therapy failed with respect to pretreatment immune cell activation state.

A significant share of projects fails with respect to both producing the intended effect and achieving expected business results, in part due to organisational hierarchy and bureaucratic structures.

This failure propagation model is a set of propositional logic formulae specifying the necessary conditions for each component to fail (with respect to its dependencies).

The pre-trained neural network demonstrates a reliable estimation of reservoir properties with the spatial characteristics of a true channel reservoir while the ANN fails with respect to the spatial heterogeneity.

It is found that a participatory design project that fails with respect to its explicitly stated goals may still have positive secondary outcomes due to engagement and process of situated learning among the participants.

However, as both these one-dimensional methodologies are well-known to fail with respect to new generations of alloys, a novel two-dimensional structure map (¯¯¯¯N,¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯ΔV/V) is introduced where ¯¯¯¯N is the average electron concentration and ¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯ΔV/V is a composition-dependent size-factor difference.

The main goal of this study is to "analyze general prioritization techniques for the purpose of comparing their performances, observing the impact of the number of test cases that fail, with respect to their ability to reveal failures earlier, from the point of view of the tester and in the context of MBT".

Therefore, assuming that travel speeds are non-stochastic or even time-independent often causes planned schedules to fail with respect to time windows or ride time limitations.