Sentence examples for a narrow term from inspiring English sources

Antibiotic resistance is a narrow term referring to the resistance to antibiotics in bacteria-based diseases such as tuberculosis and hospital infections like MRSA.

However, unlike MCI (which is a narrow term capturing a pre-clinical form of dementia), VCI encompasses individuals affected with any degree of cognitive decline caused by or associated with vascular disease and its risk factors.

Confidentiality is a narrower term referring to informational privacy and the duty not to disclose any patient information without prior approval from the patient.

3. record when a predicted annotation for a gene matches a reference annotation exactly, when it matches a broader term than an existing annotation, when it matches a narrower term and when it does not have a match.

For example, if we discover the term 'positive regulation of transcription from RNA polymerase II promoter' and there is a reference annotation to the term 'transcription from RNA polymerase II promoter' we would record this as a match to a narrower term than existing annotation though the relation between these terms is 'positively regulates'.

For example, our system suggested that the Thrombin gene be annotated with 'hemostasis' (GO 0007599); since Thrombin was already annotated with 'blood coagulation' (GO 0007596) which is a narrower term than 'hemostasis' and in the same lineage, the predicted annotation was classified as a match to a more general term.

Only if you search for the very narrow term of the name of the individual commenter would it not appear".

"Only if you search for the very narrow term of the name of the commentator would it not appear [on a Google search]," he said.

"Only if you search for the very narrow term of the name of the commentator would it not appear [on a Google search]," Barron said.

"You differ from a donkey, therefore you differ from a man or from a donkey" follows, and Heytesbury proposes the rule that if 'or' occurs after a term that produces distributed or confused supposition, then an argument from an inferior (narrower) term to its superior (wider) term with the same supposition is valid.

It is to be distinguished from citizenship, a somewhat narrower term that is sometimes used to denote the status of those nationals who have full political privileges.