Sentence examples for merely with respect from inspiring English sources

Already then, there was a strong belief in the necessity of producing a change in the organisation of healthcare services through an approach that considered human needs in their entirety and not merely with respect to the treatment of the disease in a strictly therapeutic sense.

Although this interpretation only partially expresses the truth, it indicates an intradisciplinary view (initially merely theoretical with respect to the health sciences, but ultimately having practical implications) of international organisations and fundamental human and civil rights.

Further, the identified studies included in the review are merely described with respect to the study characteristics, types of interventions and study results, but, they are not systematically assessed for quality which impedes the extensive and concluding appraisal of the respective interventions.

But with respect to aerial ecosystems inhabited by birds, this area is not merely unuseable, it is deadly.

Indeed, care processes themselves may influence care outcomes, not merely in terms of satisfaction with care but also with respect to patients' state of health and treatment effectiveness [ 50].

These findings illustrate the unpredictability of evolution, not merely at the level of random drift of neutral mutations, but instead with respect to adaptation.

Not merely Putin's action with respect to Snowden, but how he did it demonstrates a contempt for and desire to humiliate the United States.

Whereas the body has merely an "instrumental" role with respect to the mind, the mind has "dominion" over the body, and a governing role over the passions.

This is perhaps more clear when we turn from sentences being true with respect to merely possible worlds to propositions being true at merely possible worlds.

This has led to an unfortunate situation where different veterinary publications and textbook chapters on epilepsy merely reflect individual author preferences with respect to terminology, which can be confusing for the reader.

This has led to an unfortunate situation where different veterinary publications and textbook chapters on epilepsy merely reflect individual author preferences with respect to terminology, which can be confusing to the readers and influence the definition and diagnosis of epilepsy in first line practice and research studies.