Sentence examples for a mixture of terms from inspiring English sources

May contain a mixture of terms both related and unrelated to pirfenidone treatment and/or IPF The most frequently discussed topics (total mentions, all calls) during these conversations were not directly related to pirfenidone treatment (Fig.  2a).

Shown in Figure 1 are the results for querying GO-based gene-shuffled term databases, which retain the structure of the original GO as a mixture of terms of different sizes organized as a directed acyclic graph where small terms are included in larger ones.

It said that its pay policy aims to encourage, reward and retain its executives with a mixture of near-term and long-term targets.

Her speech is punctuated with a mixture of technological terms and homespun exclamations, like the "holy cow!" she uttered on learning of the Buffett gift.

We searched Medline (1966 to May 2009) using a mixture of MeSH terms and free text for the keywords 'cardiovascular', 'risk prediction' and 'cohort studies'.

Medline (1966 to May 2009) using a mixture of MeSH terms and free text for the keywords 'cardiovascular', 'risk prediction' and 'cohort studies'.

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"When I left in jeans this morning, my mom was, like, 'Are you sure you want to wear jeans?' and I was, like, 'Whatever, they can handle it.' " Shalhevet's recipe for success was a mixture of long-term diligence and short-term cramming.

Further out, we have a mixture of one-term presidents and two-term presidents, and also a mixture of success and failure.

These investments are a mixture of long-term investments in businesses and shorter-term speculative punts.

S.I.V.'s, held by banks, hedge funds or other institutions, issue a mixture of short-term debt and capital and buy longer-term assets, which may pay more interest than the amount they pay on their notes.