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The main food sponsors, Cadbury, Coca-Cola and McDonald's may, respectively, be using only fair-trade cocoa, reducing their packaging waste, and locally sourcing beef and sustainable fish.

It is essential to distinguish between large-scale and small-scale views of caste society, which may respectively be said to represent theory and practice, or ideology and the existing social reality.

Their expressions may, respectively, be written as (13).

In a dissenting opinion in R. v. Somerset County Council, ex parte Fewings (1995), Lord Justice Simon Brown identified three categories of considerations that decision-makers need to be aware of: The first and third types of consideration may respectively be called mandatory and discretionary relevant considerations.

290 and 200 identified mRNA sequences from Zea mays and Triticum turgidum, respectively, were chosen as reference sequences to evaluate the performance of each assembly strategy.

Partial decomposition of ribonucleic and deoxyribonucleic acids yields mixtures from which the compounds adenylic acid and deoxyadenylic acid, respectively, may be separated.

And the coach makes no secret of the fact his most senior recruits – who also include fellow vets Luke Ridnour and Willie Green, both 33 and newly arrived from Charlotte and Los Angeles Clippers respectively – may be the most vital components in a distinctly callow roster.

The European Commission has given warning that the group's share of the mortgage and deposit markets, 27% and 24% respectively, may be an uncompetitive by-product of state aid.

But while skinny jeans and flannel shirts, designer dreads and tie-dyed T-shirts, Restylane and Christian Louboutins, respectively, may be universally legible markers of group affiliation (hipsters, hippies, the Cult of Tory Burch) here other elements enter into the mix.

(45a) and (45b), respectively, may be of considerable utility in refined inorganic chemistry structure-reactivity analysis.

The defect-impurity state of the nc-Si surface and parameters of light emission, respectively, may be changed by ionizing radiation treatment.