Sentence examples for in each concerned from inspiring English sources

This hypothesis is more parsimonious than many independent gene transfer events in each concerned plant species.

Since the social group was not homogeneous, validity and executive power were attributed only to decisions taken unanimously in an assembly, and the deliberations in each instance concerned only the question of conformity to tradition.

The discussion among students in each group concerned mainly about answers to problems and occasionally brief explanations of how certain answers were obtained.

The rate of such injuries as a proportion of all fall injuries will vary according to factors such as children's exposure to unlatched/unguarded windows in each country concerned.

To express this differently, any hospital which is doing its best for cases of bone tumor will promptly diagnose the majority of cases of osteogenic sarcoma independently in each department concerned and the synthesis of these opinions and the action to be taken on them will be the responsibility of someone familiar with the work of the Registry.

Yet, while some arbitrariness is inevitable, and highlights a blurred boundary, the blurring in each instance concerns very specific criteria and clinical tests for determining that a standard has been met, not the standard itself.

The Guardian's coverage used the word "civilian" 41 times in their primary coverage and 37 of these uses referred specifically to civilian casualties (two cases occurred in each newspaper concerning hypothetical casualties and these have not been included).

In each group, concerns around fairness ('singling out' ART; punishing people 'for their lifestyle') came up against concerns around 'maximising treatment effectiveness' and 'the best interests of the child'.

Data were still gathered in each community concerning local priorities and awareness of the SHARP project, but a longer term follow up of outcomes would still be required to fully assess community gain.

We recognize that it is not feasible to accurately assess the progress achieved in each country concerning the different Treatment 2.0 priority areas only on the basis of interviews with key informants.

". "The tremendous power of organization has combined great aggregations of capital in enormous industrial establishments... so great in the mass that each individual concerned in them is quite helpless by himself.... [T]he old reliance upon the free action of individual wills appears quite inadequate...[T]he intervention of that organized control we call government seems necessary.