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

The three groups did not differ with respect to the statement that the GP unnecessarily explains physical problems as psychological ones.

Most respondents did not agree with the statement that online therapy would be too impersonal, but opinions varied with respect to the statement that the use of online sessions could weaken the patient-therapist bonding.

With respect to the statement that the reviewer highlights regarding mean translational efficiencies, we have corrected and amended this sentence, since the mean TEs are in fact not identical in all stages (for example, the mean TE in schizonts compared to early trophs are 1.47-fold different).

For example, with respect to the statement "Homeless people are victims of circumstance," 62% of pre-clinical medical students expressed agreement or strong agreement, compared to 56% of medical students in the clinical years and only 39% of emergency medicine faculty and residents.

But in its brief with the Supreme Court, Janus says that "J.C.M. is neither a primary actor nor a primary violator with respect to the statements" in the prospectuses.

The amended complaint included an affidavit from Bowles that stated the allegations in the suit "are true with respect to the statements and descriptions of events pertaining to me".

Although the allegations that Bowles was attacked by teammates were in the original complaint filed 9 February in Nashville, the amendment adds details and a signed declaration from Bowles that states the allegations in the suit "are true with respect to the statements and descriptions of events pertaining to me".

The collaborative-learning environment seems to provide a beneficial context for the students to engage and adjust their conceptual understanding with respect to the statements provided in the test.

In other words, we want to study the effect of different programming paradigms on the test coverage with respect to the structure (statements and branches) of OO and AO programs.

However, there were no significant differences between the cohorts with respect to the two statements 'A knowledge of statistics is essential for me to understand the medical literature' (p = 0.16) and 'I feel comfortable with the basics of medical statistics' (p = 0.18).

With respect to the four statements about the early signs of oral cancer, three, relating to white and red patches in the mouth and a lump in the neck, were significantly more likely to be recognised by respondents reporting campaign awareness.