Sentence examples for primary respectively from inspiring English sources
He thinks his state is a much better gauge of the views of the American electorate than 93% white Iowa and 95% white New Hampshire, whose caucuses and primary, respectively, will precede South Carolina's.
Primary, respectively secondary (induced), fields are shown in blue, respectively red Fig. 8 (Normalized) primary equivalent current function ({varPsi }_1), DIFI-2015b model, for January 1, ({mathrm{{UT}}}=0,) 6, 12 and 18, and (F_{10.7}=100) SFU.
Mean payments (median; SD) per RBC blood transfusion episode were $855 $388 $2,72828) and $853 $457 $1,42828) for Medicare primary and commercial primary, respectively.
A mesenchymal-like immunoprofile in primary tumors characterized by E-cadherin loss (n = 29, 63%) or high cytoplasmic FAK expression (n = 10, 22%) was associated with N status and tumor recurrence/new primary, respectively.
Because at the start of the simulations between-area synaptic links are instantiated at random using the same probability distribution for each pair of areas, neurons in central areas will end up with higher numbers of incoming/outgoing between-area links than cells in secondary (or primary) areas (on average, 4 3 2 ratios for central:secondary:primary, respectively).
The c-myc gene was amplified 5-7-fold in two adenocarcinomas, the H-ras gene 3 5-fold in one adenocarcinoma, while the K-ras and the neu gene were amplified in lung metastases from a colorectal and a breast cancer primary respectively.
Total area of the emulsion chamber was 0.8 m2, and the thickness 0.385 and 2.28 collision m.f.p.'s for vertically incident proton- and iron-primaries, respectively.
Note that these circles are apparently located on the line connecting the D65 white points which has equal RGB values, and R and B primaries, respectively.
In 2008 Congressmen Ron Paul and Dennis Kucinich offered genuine choices, not echoes, in the Republican and Democratic primaries, respectively.
And in a New York magazine interview this month Bloomberg applauded The New York Times for endorsing Christine Quinn and Joe Lhota as their favorite candidates in the Democratic and Republican primaries, respectively.
We scored the molt status of each primary feather of both wings following Newton [46]: '0' = old, worn primaries, '1' = dropped primaries, '2', '3' and '4' = one-quarter-, half- and three-quarter-regrown primaries, respectively, and '5' = fully regrown, new primaries.
