Sentence examples for respectively individual from inspiring English sources

She goes even further: "a good life and a good society for self-reflective people require (respectively) individual and collective freedom of choice" (Idem).

Even though as many as four and six variants were observed across all speakers in the rounded and unrounded environment, respectively, individual talkers were rather prudent in their choices of variants and mostly limited themselves to only one to two variants in the rounded environment and two to three variants in the unrounded environment.

excessive amount of information; subjective and objective information processing capabilities conditioned by experience, proclivities, etc. and environment, situation, etc. respectively; individual's psychological and cognitive state.

Although both 1- and 8-hr maximum O3 average levels in LA (0.12 and 0.10 ppm, respectively) during summer were almost double those of SF (0.07 and 0.05 ppm, respectively), individual exposures from up to 1 month before blood collection from subjects in this study overlapped significantly (Table 1).

The commentary argues that (1) none of the four major ethical theories (based, respectively, on virtue, natural law, utility, or equity) can consistently defend avoidable DT because it unjustifiably harms, respectively, individual human flourishing, human life, the greatest good, and equality.

Also, in many species, such as the black and yellowfin groupers (Mycteroperca bonaci and M. venenosa, respectively), individuals inhabiting deeper waters are much redder than those living near shore.

Being n X and n Y the size of, respectively, individuals X and Y, if n X >1 and n Y >1 the individuals are divided into two parts.

This study examines the risk for all-cause mortality in metabolically normal and abnormal obese (MNOB and MAOB, respectively) individuals.

IsoP levels were similar and within the normal range at all time points (controls: 0.96, 1.6, and 1.01 ng/mg creatinine, respectively; individuals with type 1 diabetes: 1.3, 1.2, and 0.98 ng/mg creatinine, respectively), suggesting stability of the assay.

With the exceptions of the glucose and lipid SNP GRSs (p = 0.09 and p = 0.06, respectively), individuals in the highest quartile of each GRS were at statistically greater risk of type 2 diabetes than those in the first quartile.

Plants bearing only female or hermaphroditic flowers were considered female or hermaphroditic individuals, respectively, whereas individuals with female and hermaphroditic flowers were considered gynomonoecious.