Sentence examples for respectively known from inspiring English sources
"respectively known" is a correct and usable expression in written English
You can use this phrase to refer to two or more items or people that have been referred to separately in the same sentence or in a prior sentence. For example, "The authors of the study, John Doe and Jane Smith, are respectively known for their expertise in psychology and neurobiology."
The commercial species providing sarsaparilla are principally Smilax aristolochiaefolia, S. regelii, and S. febrifuga, respectively known as Mexican, Honduran, and Ecuadorian sarsaparillas.
The suspicion that reading Aristotle might lead to heresy became stronger when the closer study of his texts and of Averroës's interpretations enhanced the admiration for "The Philosopher" and increased the following of "The Commentator," as these two thinkers were respectively known.
These electron density variations are, respectively, known as pre-, co-, and post-seismic ionospheric disturbances.
The destruction processes induced by the released inorganic and organic acids are respectively known as acidolysis and complexolysis[70].
Amazon said it also plans to add more people to its R&D bases in Edinburgh and Cambridge — respectively known for developing search technology as well as the AI technology that powers Alexa, among other things.
The proposed protocol, the virtual lock-and-key approach (VLKA), consists in the "virtualization" of biological targets through the respectively known inhibitors.
Her children, Lillie May and Karl, aged seven and five respectively, know all the words by now.
Between them, they have collected only one point from their past seven games and, sitting in 17th and 20th place respectively, know losing today could be the onset of a long, hard winter.
Paul Oakenfold and Markus Schulz, a Londoner and a German respectively, know a thing or two about long winters.
Conant consulted Ernest Lawrence and Arthur Compton, who acknowledged that their scientists at Berkeley and Chicago respectively knew about the problem, but could offer no ready solution.
Only 19%and7%7% of the present study participants, respectively, knew that HPV is an STI and that it can cause cervical cancer.
