Sentence examples for respectively note from inspiring English sources

In a report, Joshua Rauh and Robert Novy-Marx, finance professors at Northwestern University and the University of Chicago respectively, note that these liabilities are coming due at an alarming rate.

In the following discussion, the intervals and are defined as and, respectively; note that.

***, **, and * implies significant at 1 %, 5 %, and 10%% respectively Note: Figures in Parentheses are the standard error ME Marginal Effect.

***, **, and * implies significant at 1 %, 5 %, and 10%% respectively Note: Figures in Parentheses are the standard error.

Lemma 3.1 applied on with, respectively, instead of, respectively, ; note that the constant depends only on : (4.33).

Insured and uninsured inpatient respondents were 15%and31%1% respectively (Note: the inpatients came from the Bolgatanga municipality only).

Even more — 62percent and 688 percent, respectively — noted that it contributed to increases in domestic abuse or robberies and burglaries.

In "City on the Edge," published in 1993, the social scientists Alejandro Portes and Alex Stepick, of Princeton University and Florida International University, respectively, noted that modern Miami had two parallel social systems instead of one mainstream population, and they described the process by which "biculturalism has emerged as an alternative...to full assimilation into American culture".

They reported the circumference length as 99.0 mm (SD, ± 9.3 mm) and 91.7 mm (SD, ± 9.6 mm) for the medial and lateral menisci, respectively, noting that the medial meniscus was longer than the lateral meniscus.

These fields, for example in record A, are respectively noted A BN), A MN), A FN) and A DB).

In each case, the median times to demographic, genetic and demo-genetic extinction were computed (respectively noted T D, T G and T DG).