Respective colleagues

Grammar usage guide and real-world examples

These studies by Keskin, Hilf and their respective colleagues highlight several key aspects that underscore the current limitations of personalized-vaccine therapy, as well as the potential benefits.

The wide support that these initiatives have received from their respective colleagues in the region and in Washington should send a powerful message to the Entergy Corporation that the debate over its beleaguered plant is far from over.

The other five team members had been trained by their respective colleagues.

The data entered by the social workers, optometrists, ophthalmologist, and lab technician will be counter checked for any deficiencies by their respective colleagues.

Both Castrén and Busch with their respective colleagues demonstrated the feasibility and safety of NPC in the prehospital cardiac arrest setting [ 17, 18], and Abou-Chebl et al. provided data on brain cooling in brain-injured patients (−1.4°C within one hour) [ 19].

To help interpret the language behind the diplomatic parlor game represented in the above two so-called "important steps," I called several colleagues who are preeminent scholars in their respective fields.

We calculated effect sizes for independent predictors in relation to the magnitude of the standard deviation of the respective patient or colleague score.

Residents spend most of their time in the hospital with their respective junior and senior colleagues.

The planning committee in consultation with their respective professional organizations and colleagues identified faculty members who were interested in becoming PEH faculty champions at their academic institutions [National Environmental Education and Training Foundation (NEETF) 2002].

We also included these two sets of variables as potential predictors in the respective patient-doctor and colleague-doctor regression models.

A while ago I was chatting with one of my colleagues about our respective defining batches.