The phrase "a minimal term" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts such as mathematics, linguistics, or any field where defining the smallest or simplest unit of something is relevant.
Example: "In this equation, we need to identify a minimal term that can simplify our calculations."
Alternatives: "a basic term" or "a fundamental term".
We experimented with tuning SVM parameters such as minimal term frequency, etc. but did not find settings that affected the accuracy, so we used the default settings.
If U i is a total order, where all members are comparable pairwise, the finest consistent term is the minimal term.
If the user applies the minimal term level or precision cut-off, nodes from the graph are filtered.
On the other hand, the minimal term need not exist, so that the finest consistent term is higher in the hierarchy and represents the most specific annotation that can be assigned to U i as a whole.
While disinvestment has been the focus of some interest in nations increasingly oriented to healthcare system sustainability, it has been operationalised only in minimal terms in a limited number of jurisdictions [ 4, 5].
If it could be said that King's vision expected too much of the species, Malcolm's seemed a vision of humankind's nature reduced to the basest, most minimal terms of anger and retribution for abuse.
Cohen wonders: "Does rejecting the artist mean rejecting the art?" His answer is, in effect, "No," but the minimal terms with which he justifies the answer— It's hard to be a good person; it's hard to produce great work.
Nonetheless, participation rates varied and in some cases were quite low, even when defined in fairly minimal terms.
In a similar study on pregnant women, Oatridge et al. describe a ∼5%% brain volume loss during pregnancy with a minimal volume at term and a normalization during the few months postpartum [22].
In the present analysis we focus on confirmed fibrosis, which is a minimal hypothesis in term of efficacy.
