Sentence examples for respectively needed from inspiring English sources

In order to achieve these goals, careful coordination of the thermal design of the blanket and generating turbine systems for efficiency, and coordination of nuclear analysis and waste management policy for waste reduction, are respectively needed.

Using 2-, 2.5- and 3-ppt (parts per thousand) garlic oil for 4 h in vitro water bath treatment resulted in 100% recovery, while 1 and 1.5 ppt garlic oil, respectively, needed 24 and 16 h to treat the infected fries.

I feel robbed". The Liverpudlian, who was stopped by James DeGale and George Groves in 2010 and 2011 respectively, needed to make a solid start and he started at a fast pace, putting in a good effort in the opening couple of rounds but without seriously troubling his opponent.

Fitzgerald made revisions through the winter after Perkins informed him in a November letter that the character of Gatsby was "somewhat vague" and Gatsby's wealth and business, respectively, needed "the suggestion of an explanation" and should be "adumbrated".

While 76.1% of those exposed to violence reported that they did not need any kind of care, some of those exposed to PA and NPA (3.2% and 7.1%, respectively) needed care but did not receive it.

The localization of two enzymes involved in acetate assimilation, succinate dehydrogenase (SDH) and malate dehydrogenase (MDH), in the chloroplast of Chlamydomonas, may provide this organelle with the reductive equivalents (FADH2 and NADPH, respectively) needed to feed the PQ pool [ 51, 52] (Fig.  6).

That corresponds to the part of the system that we respectively need to re-design or to keep when we respectively want a satisfiable or unsatisfiable formula.

But if Malia and Sasha, aged 16 and 13 respectively, need any reminders not to take mean-spirited jibes on Facebook too seriously, they may wish to revisit an open letter they received from George Bush's daughters when the Obamas first moved into the White House in 2009.

Prior to applying the clustering method, the sets of 's and 's, which will be denoted as and, respectively, need to be normalized.

Schroeder explains the symbolic order by way of Lacan's delineation of three categories of longing that correspond to the three orders of real, imaginary and symbolic: these are, respectively, need, demand, and desire (Schroeder 1998, 73).

All other changes depend on locomotions, because any two entities involved in change, with their active and passive potentialities respectively, need to come into contact in order for the interaction to occur.[28] Contact, however, as a rule needs to be established by locomotion: either the entity to be moved, or the mover, or both, need to proceed so that they meet (Physics 8.7, 260a26-b7).