Sentence examples for respective paper from inspiring English sources
Hence, small errors in these variables (taken from the respective paper or database) can cause large variations in the predicted final acetate concentration.
Each method was validated for the matrices used in the respective paper, i.e., wheat [ 13], barley [ 14], and wheat and maize [ 15].
As the online versions were completed 4 weeks after the paper versions, the similarity of scoring and correlations of the respective paper and online scores provide some evidence for test-retest reliability.
In the respective paper, we conclude that IHH signalling is severely affected in this ciliopathy mutant, based on comparisons with both IHH knockout mice and IFT knockout mice (Haycraft et al., 2007).
Summaries and critiques must be written using your own words, not by copying text from the respective papers.
Barnea noted that the publishers of Ha'aretz, Yedioth Ahronoth, and Ma'ariv exert influence over the general political outlook of their respective papers, but that many articles in each paper represent a different point of view.
Both of them have had solid years in charge of their respective papers, and Wheatcroft has been tipped for a possible return to the Times as its first female editor.
And there was a terrible moment when all the copy to our respective papers had been put over and we had time to think about the situation as a whole.
"It is clear to us that closed-door negotiations with the Conservatives have so far failed to generate a politically acceptable outcome and the process has alienated stakeholders in the debate, including party leaders and parliamentarians," said the editors of the respective papers, Alan Rusbridger, Lionel Barber and Chris Blackhurst.
The faculty, Simon Greenleaf, Arthur Sutherland, Erwin Griswold and Roger Fisher did work ranging from the promotion of education in Liberia in the mid-nineteenth century to involvement in South Africa during the country's transition from apartheid to free elections in the late twentieth century – and donated their respective papers and manuscripts to the Harvard Law School Library.
This suggests that either the authors of the respective papers were particularly effective teachers, or that there's some experimental bias going on which affected the results.
