Sentence examples for past respectively from inspiring English sources
Examples [61] and [62] express near future and past respectively.
Common bean (Phaseolus vulgaris L). and soybean (Glycine max L ., the two most important members of the Phaseoleae legumes, appear to have a diploid and polyploidy recent past, respectively.
In the control group there were significantly more participants than in the condom and motivational BI groups who had had an STI in the past (respectively 12%, 4% and 6%; p =.002).
In the HIV seronegative group, the AFB smear sensitivity was higher among non-previously treated patients than in those treated in the past, respectively (70% and 54%; p < 0.05); in the HIV seropositive group, there was no statistical difference among these groups (Table 3).
Clinical presentation with pericardial effusion, ECG changes, elevation of cardiac specific enzymes (e.g., troponin-T, CK), or LV dysfunction in association with an antecedent viral infection may be considered as a relevant pathogen for the clinically suspected diagnosis of acute myocarditis, or acute myocarditis in the past, respectively.
Wasps, Leinster and Harlequins have put 44, 50 and 47 points past them respectively.
Along with Reginald Jones, of General Electric, and Irving Shapiro, of du Pont, a co-chairman and past chairman, respectively, of the Roundtable, Murphy has been a leading supporter of the Carter Administration's effort to restrain wages and prices.
The present tense was retained in its original function, whereas a future and conditional were formed from the present and past subjunctive, respectively.
The red and yellow triangles show locations of the lava domes formed during the latest 1990 1995 eruption and during a past eruption, respectively.
By contrast, Team 264, ranked second (tied with Team 250), selected genes that were simultaneously predictive in both species and achieved 80%and5959% BAC when predicting current and past exposure, respectively.
These performance values were lower than the 96.5% and 61% BAC estimates for current and past exposure, respectively, obtained by Team 264 (top ranked in sub-challenge 1) when using only human data.
