Sentence examples for a combined term from inspiring English sources

The powers of "x" are kept together in a combined term.

These values result in the scoring terms (S_{C_{{mathrm{PNP}}}}) and (S_{C_{{mathrm{PPC}}}}), which can be weighted individually, or a combined term with either or both parameters.

Weibull used the term as a combined term for the four provinces where Skånelagen ("The Scanian law", the oldest provincial law of the Nordic countries) had its jurisdiction, as well as the area of the archdiocese of Lund until the Reformation in 1536, later the Danish Lutheran diocese of Lund.

A combined term involving both the concentrations of ethanol (E) and acetate (A) was used to account for the known inhibitory effects of these two products on C. ljungdahlii growth [ 22, 30].

In 1831 the Congress extended the initial term to 28 years, thereby creating a combined term of 42 years.

So the term remained until 1909, when the Congress extended the renew- al term as well to 28 years, making for a combined term of 56 years.

MATERIALS AND METHODS: We searched MEDLINE by using a strategy that combined terms related to perfusion imaging with terms related to acute cerebral ischemia and brain tumors.

The literature search included Medical Subject Headings and Emtree headings and related text and keyword searches in a manner that combined terms related to the prognostic effect of tumour inflammatory infiltration on patients with CRC.

We developed a sensitive search strategy that combined terms for HIV-2 and ART (HAART or antiretroviral therapy or highly active or antiretroviral or therapy or highly active antiretroviral therapy, drug resistance, viral drug resistance).

Searches in electronic databases combined terms 1 4.

The two crimes he pleaded guilty to carry a combined maximum term of six and a half years.