Sentence examples for instance with respect to from inspiring English sources

Simultaneously, there were changes in other educational levels (pre-primary, primary and tertiary education) and dimensions (for instance, with respect to teachers, school autonomy and special education).

Attributes from the plant, animal and landscape need to be integrated in order to study patterns of dispersal in the field, for instance, with respect to the spatial deposition of single plant species in heterogeneous landscapes ('seed shadows').

7. It is important to note explicitly that a person can be an exclusivist on this issue while a non-exclusivist in relation to other issues, for instance, with respect to the question of who can experience God's presence now.

And there are several respects in which a representation does not resemble what it represents, for instance with respect to color or shape: magnetosomes do not at all look like the oxygen-free water that they nonetheless represent.

This change is evident at many levels in education, for instance, with respect to the availability of ICT resources at schools, the access to internet, and the transition from paper-and-pencil to computer-based exams (Scherer and Siddiq 2015a; Scheuermann and Pedró 2009).

For instance, with respect to physical, occupational, and speech therapy, the Wakely study found that both CHIP and QHPs cover all of these services.

We obtain optimal solutions for all of the instances with respect to the inputs generated from the discretization.

The table analyzes the result on all the 13 instances with respect to the solution found and GPA computation time.

The question we need to answer is this: Is this thing of the same type as the standard instances with respect to its colour?

This is the reason why there is not-so-large reduction in the number of operations on these instances with respect to others.

For instance, utilitarians with respect to meaning (as opposed to morality) are pure objectivists, for they claim that certain actions confer meaning on life regardless of the agent's reactions to them.