Sentence examples for respectively working from inspiring English sources

Eighty-eight nurses and fifty-six physicompletedpleted a 51-item and 56-item questionnaire respectively, working in four ICUs located in two universities and one urban hospital in Greece.

Some experiments by integrating the sensor with a 3D dimensional metrological positioning platform are performed to validate the design, which shows 5 nm and 10 nm resolution in z and x/y direction respectively, working range of 4.7 μm and cross talk of 0.5%.

Two of Goebbels' Nazi propagandists, Alfred Zingler and Dr. Johann von Leers, became Mahmoud Saleh and Omar Amin respectively, working in the Egyptian Information Department.

Concepts on the organisation of human memory are mainly based on the long-held dichotomy of short-term (STM), respectively, working memory (WM) and long-term memory (LTM) (Atkinson and Shiffrin 1968; Brown 1958; Hebb 1949; Peterson and Peterson 1959).

Two experienced observers (YC & MV), respectively working 3 and 5 years at the orthopaedic department of a university hospital, both physical therapists, independently measured active and passive flexion and extension RoM of the operated knee using a long-arm goniometer.

Surgery was performed with two surgical teams (surgeon [both authors], assistant, nurse, respectively) working at each leg, starting with the ankle on the left and the knee on the right side using a tourniquet on both sides.

Later jackets (neo-Tudor ruffles and fuchsia Honey Monster, respectively) work hard to put things right, but Goldfrapp's image as an imperious visualist takes a dent here.

Born in NYC in March 1914, he received his BA and MBA degrees with distinction from City College of New York and Columbia University, respectively; worked on development of the Hoover Dam in Nevada before joining the armed forces; and was certified as a CPA in the states of New York, Illinois and California after the War.

These respectively work out to 3.2percentand1.4percentcent shares of the market.

Scoop was founded by brothers Jonathan and Robert Sadow (pictured above), who respectively worked at Google and Bain & Company.

Both Rhoades and Joe Pounder — Definers' founder and president, respectively — worked on the Bush campaign in 2004 and went on to serve in the White House after the Bush campaign prevailed, developing some renown for their opposition research work.