If 'respectively' comes in the middle of a sentence, it should be both preceded and followed by a comma: This sentence does not include a second list that corresponds to the values listed and defines their differences. NOT "The OD600 values for bacterial growth were 0.5, 0.6, 0.9, and 0.7, respectively.”.This statement could otherwise be written as “The OD600 values for bacterial growth were 0.5 in the 20☌ group, 0.6 in the 25☌ group, 0.9 in the 30☌ group, and 0.7 in the 37☌ group.” This term should always be used for parallel lists (i.e., two lists with the same number of items), where every item in the first list corresponds to the item with the same position in the second list:
#Using namely in a sentence how to
Here are some examples of how to use these terms correctly: Alcohol has been used specifically throughout the world and from the beginning at least of the historical period for the purpose of creating social feeling.The words 'respectively' and 'namely' are very useful when providing specific information to the reader, but each is frequently misused.Heremetabola: with slight or incomplete metamorphosis, but with a resting stage at the end of the nymph life specifically the Cicadidae.Kate's face specifically said so, for after a stare as blank at first as Milly's it broke into a far smile.Especially and specifically I needed a trained telepath, one who would listen to my tale and not instantly howl for the nut-hatch attendants.Fistula: a slender tube: specifically applied to the channel formed by the union of the two parts of proboscis in Lepidoptera.Parapodia: the pro- or false legs: more specifically applied to the jointed abdominal processes of the Symphyla.The weakness and backwardness of certain states, specifically those in the zone of the Caribbean, lies at the heart of the difficulty.Nervulation: arrangement of the nerves: specifically applied to the arrangement of the chitinous framework of wings and thus= venation q.v.Genoholotype: the species on which a genus is founded, whether unique or one of a series, specifically named as generic type by the author.
#Using namely in a sentence series
Agnathous: without jaws specifically applied to those Neuropteroid series in which the mouth structures are obsolescent.Digestive tract: the alimentary canal as a whole: more specifically that portion behind the crop, in which assimilation takes place.Cuticula: = cuticle: specifically applied to the outer or chitinized layer: see epidermis and hypodermis.Corresponding to the voice of nature, it, too, is specifically marked, is individualized in every medium through which it is produced.Entomophagous: feeding upon insects: specifically applied to those wasps that feed their young with larvae, etc.Chrysalis or -id: applied specifically to the intermedial stage between larva and adult in butterflies: see pupa.Not a publicist, editor, preacher was there who did not know either generally or specifically of these great frauds in taxation.Now we must consider them both in their general significance, and also in their more specifically pedagogical aspects.This was also the case with a number of other words which were changed but are not specifically listed here.If you can be of service to others in these particular respects, it will be when you are specifically asked for such information.Do nothing with them unless they are specifically needed for the more complete expression of a thought.Monroe Doctrine, why specifically referred to in Covenant of League, 420, 421, 427.
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