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2007年2月13日 · The following use of the word respectively is being used in a financial statement report. I would like to limit the use of the word respectively if possible, but without repeating the core sentence each time. Possibility (1): During the …
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2012年8月27日 · Hi: Can I start a sentence with the adverb 'respectively'? (which is usually placed at the very end of sentences to clarify data order) E.g. "Framed in this theoretical perspective, this paper aims to contribute to the existing research on …
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2021年9月29日 · "Respectively" means "in the order stated" and is used to avoid ambiguity. "The apples and pears are kept in the barrels marked 'A' and 'P'" could mean that all the barrels are marked with both an 'A' and a 'P', or that some barrels are marked 'A' and some 'B' and apples and pears can be found in either.
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2011年1月7日 · Can the be ued instead of each other? Will it seem nice if we use both of them in one sentence such as following one? "For instance, in the case of N=8192, the average ∆I and ∆P are about 11.2dB and 6dB, respectively, while these two measures are correspondingly 9.9dB and -8dB before using margin on amplitude." Thanks
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2013年4月30日 · Hi, Sometimes I find a specific use of 'accordingly', especially in papers written by non-native speakers and English books from the 19th century(!). I like it cause I tend to use 'respectively' to often. But now I think it's probably wrong. I mean about, for …
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2022年4月29日 · Hi, people. Do I need the two commas and the word "respectively"? If I do, should I put them before "higher" or after? 1. Average home values in Madrid and Frankfurt were 2% and 3%, respectively, higher between 1990 and 1995 than in 1989. 2. Average home values in Madrid and Frankfurt were 2%...
Alice does 1 and Bob does 2, [Using 'respectively'?]
2006年2月7日 · Here is an example in which I would use respectively: "Government expenditure rose from 23 percent of GDP in 1993 to 37.9 percent and 42 percent in 1996 and 2000, respectively." In this example we use "respectively" in order to link the 37.9 percent to 1996 and the 42 percent to 2000, otherwise their might be confusion.
Singular or Plural verb followed by "respectively"?
2011年1月27日 · I got a clearer idea on respectively now. And sorry for bringing in an additional question here as I was eager to know the differences. Just a quick question. Semantically, is there a difference between: 1. As of Dec. 31, 2010 and 2009, the number of employees hired by the Company was 15 and 20, respectively. and 2.
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2019年12月25日 · Hi all, First of all, Merry Christmas! :) The following sentence is what I have query about: "Concentic contraction" and "ecentric contraction" refer to a form of muscle contraction that involves the shortening or lengthening …
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2013年5月2日 · (a) "respectively" is redundant in that sentence. It's unimaginable that each of the two brothers was called Felix-and-Max, so no respective distinction is necessary. The sentence can simply be "The brothers were called Felix and Max. " The usual use of respectively is to define which of two (or more) terms relate to which of two (or more ...