Sentence examples for respectively well from inspiring English sources

Vaccine coverage figures at 2 years of age for children born in 2008 were 89.1% and 60.9% for MMR1 and MMR2, respectively, well below the respective national targets of 95%and80%0%.

European hopes burned brightly, too, with Quirós, tucked in at three under par and Rory McIlroy and Graeme McDowell, who completed their rounds at one under and two under respectively, well in contention.

The latest opinion polls on the presidential race show oligarch Petro Poroshenko, known as the "chocolate king", and former heavyweight boxer Vitali Klitschko in first and second place, respectively – well ahead of Tymoshenko.

The new results are from tests of nine-year-olds in 26 countries, and show that in maths, Scotland and England came 16th and 17th respectively, well below the international average (Wales and Ulster did not take part).

Red and blue shift in near band edge (NBE) emission observed from PL studies for Cd and Mg alloying respectively, well acknowledged this modulation of band gaps.

Consider the industrial cities of Cleveland and Detroit, which have lost jobs steadily since 2000 and now post unemployment rates of 6% and 7.7%, respectively, well above the national average of 5.1%.

When the vapor incidence angle and the substrate temperature were 85° and 50 °C, respectively, well-separated AgNR arrays were fabricated in the experiment.

The application of simple phenomenological η0ΔP−1 model where η0 and ΔP stand for the solution zero shear viscosity and the nonsolvent based osmotic pressure difference, respectively, well-predicted the membranes porosities and thicknesses.

IHC staining of liver sections with specific antibodies for S100a8 and S100a9, respectively, well-characterized markers for granulocytes and circulating monocytes [ 3, 27], and subsequent quantification of S100a8 and S100a9 positive immune cells confirmed a significant increase of this subpopulation of immune cells.

The typical responses of massive and branching coral taxa, respectively, are well documented; however, the biological and functional characteristics that underpin this variation are not well understood.

By those standards, Branwell, Emily and Anne (dying at 31, 30 and 29 respectively) did well, and Charlotte (38) even better.