Sentence examples for a term for term from inspiring English sources

But despite having a term for "term of endearment" (Kosename) Germans are way too shy with them, saving Schatz (treasure) and Mausi (little mouse) for their loved ones and ramping up the Herr and Frau for everyone else.

Construct validity refers to the consistency in assessments between items that intend to measure the same or similar theoretical variable, and is an umbrella term for terms like convergent, descriptive, factorial, translation validity and parallel reliability [ 20].

Al-ghayth, the provider, a term for God, though the correct term is al-mughayth.

is simply the sum of a term for the gravitational field and a term for matter.

In Rayor & Taylor (2006), I coined a term for this long-term, complex, and interactive association between mothers and their offspring as 'prolonged subsocial'.

An example of this would be the term "Laundromat" which was a term for a "coin laundry" first employed by Westinghouse Electric Corporation.

LTC has become a very broad term and evolved into a term for the type of care required rather than the time period.

Here, a multivariate test is constructed using a term for collapsed rare variants plus terms for each of the common alleles.

The full statistical model includes a term for exposure and terms for confounders.

Each LMM included a term for the baseline difference in the ADL disability score for those with and without infection between age 85 and 86 years, a term for time, and a term for the interaction between infection and time.

Each linear mixed model included the individual disease a term for time, and a term for the interaction between disease and time.