Sentence examples for possible respects from inspiring English sources

Two terminally ill patients will gain 5 QALYs from intervention and are similar in all possible respects but their age.

More specifically, in the preceding lecture, respondents were told that the benefits and the beneficiaries were equal in all possible respects and examples were provided.

Non-conclusive tests carry positive information in one of two possible respects, chest pain or ST-segment depression during exercise, which indicate coronary disease.

Moreover, our experimental approach relying on levels rather than contents of consciousness not only allows examination of the neural consequences of perceptual processes when the subject is nonconscious in any possible respects, but also offers the opportunity to use sensory stimuli that are not degraded in any manner.

"In his past six years in power, … Netanyahu demonstrated absolute impotence and Israel declined in nearly every possible respect".

In other words, with the greatest possible respect to Dr. Hatzius, his paper is not really what I would call a serious overview of the situation.

I didn't understand why, but somehow Catholicism made me a dangerous outsider, and I loved that, mainly because in every other possible respect I'm tediously safe.

"Demand from them as much as possible, respect them as much as possible," says Anton Makarenko, the theorist of children's literature.

The trail that led Nichols to the Illinois Central waiting room began in Berlin, where he was born in November , 1931 to parents who qualified in almost every possible respect as objects of Nazi persecution.

And Muv, though loyal and profoundly responsible, was not exactly warm; Nancy was to say, "I had the greatest possible respect for her; I liked her company; but I never loved her, for the evident reason that she never loved me".

"I've always had the highest possible respect and esteem for Tom Finney.