Sentence examples for with respect to the placement from inspiring English sources

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With hardware gating, results are variable with respect to the placement of monitoring devices and particular patient geometry/behavior, and parameter optimization in software gating can be understood as analogous.

The reconstructed trees differ from the true tree, especially with respect to the placement of the Sphaeroplea clade.

Much remains to be determined with respect to the placement and removal, regulation and biological function(s) of this mark.

The terms 'anterior' and 'posterior' are used with respect to the placement of postcranial elements (e.g. anterior caudal vertebra; posterior caudal vertebra; anterior dorsal rib; posterior dorsal rib) and when describing the aspect of the view (e.g. "In anterior view").

Analyses of much larger numbers of loci (but with more distantly related outgroups) are generally consistent with this tree, but also support gene-specific topologies that vary with respect to the placement of the D. yakuba and D. erecta clades [62].

With respect to the placements of the electrodes, all tracks were within the boundaries of NCL as defined by Kröner and Güntürkün [26].

(3) The proposed joint optimal RL and PA scheme aims to provide an insight into the design of healthcare applications with respect to the proper placement of the wearable relay node along with the optimal transmit power level in WBANs.

μCT confirmed the suitability of the surgical method with respect to the consistent placement of the needle in the desired trabecular bony space.

Generally the different anchoring approaches provided direct support for each other with respect to the relative placement of superscaffolds in the PM.

Phylogenetic analyses, such as that depicted in Figure  5, may be misleading with respect to the relative placement of subfamilies due to unequal rates of sequence evolution and poor taxonomic sampling.