Sentence examples similar to a chosen term from inspiring English sources

Voters have twice chosen term limits.

Rates depend on your initial deposit and the chosen term.

Conscientiousness, self-motivation, and self-discipline are essential to adhere to a chosen long term goal even if it violates immediate needs and such factors have long been implied as important determinants of exercise behavior [24].

At the height of the boom, Alt-A borrowers also chose terms that allowed them to defer building equity in their homes in exchange for lower payments, a major driver of mortgage default.

User can browse all categories in the database by choosing a term in one classification and then narrowing a result by choosing terms in other classifications as additional filters.

You can choose terms of one month to five years.

A sub-matrix with a mean squared residue score below a chosen threshold is termed a δ-bicluster.

In searching the bibliography by title, one should use a minimum number of terms, choosing a term or terms that are unique within the bibliography.

He then painted the history of South Africa in biblical terms, a chosen people battling against the odds to secure their promised land.

This is done by annotating genes to the terms of a chosen ontology and then quantifying the similarity between these terms.

After all, students should recognize that the word "selection" refers, as in human terms, to a chosen option, a beneficial preference (Bardapurkar 2008).