Sentence examples for with respect to the conditions from inspiring English sources
Bacteria differ dramatically with respect to the conditions that are necessary for their optimal growth.
Mr. Bush said it would be inconsistent with "national security requirements" to allow those employees to engage in collective bargaining with respect to the conditions of their employment.
Using qualitative case study design, this study explores the challenges facing and successes relating to technology education with respect to the conditions essential to a technology integration framework.
Growth parameters (lag and generation times calculated with Gompertz equation) were used to compare the behavior of the strains with respect to the conditions of culture.
The match between the activation of observed and simulated twinning variants is discussed with respect to the conditions for nucleation and growth of extension twins.
And then we analyzed the change of the contact angle and surface free energy with respect to the conditions of atmospheric pressure plasma treatment.
Not surprisingly, the roles they assume with respect to the condition exert a powerful influence in shaping their perspectives.
Counsel assisting the coroner Emma Cooper said the "overarching issue" of the hearing would be "whether the authorities charged with providing for Mr Kehazaei's physical healthcare needs adequately discharged those responsibilities with respect to the condition of his leg".
Kinetics of austenite transformation was studied with respect to the condition of just pearlite dissolution to form austenite under rapid heating.
In Figures 7, 8, and 9, the sensitivity of the L-curve method with respect to the condition number of the system matrix (which varies with the time varying fading channel) is evaluated for different SNRs.
Of note is the finding that when the odour is 'large' and the target is small, the thumb is over-flexed with respect to the condition in which the small visual stimulus is presented without preceding olfactory information.
