Sentence examples for a term reference from inspiring English sources

A few studies included a term reference group.

Healthy newborns (GA ≥ 37 weeks and BW > 2800 g) were also recruited from the well-infant nursery to form a term reference group (TR, n = 75).

Preterm infants were matched on demographic variables to a term reference population born near the same time [ 51], while Kaaresen et al. [ 23] included a non-matched term reference group.

Participants were randomized to either intervention (PI, n = 72) or preterm control (PC, n = 74) in the neonatal care unit, while healthy term-born infants were recruited to a term reference group (TR, n = 75).

We chose a two week period because we were using the instrument in a prospective study with repeated, periodic evaluations, so a short term reference period rather than life time was more pertinent.

It is clear that "realism" is an umbrella term, referencing a stance or approach and not a unifying style.

This is because we are asking what a term's reference or extension would be in certain counterfactual circumstances.

(Vespertine is a botanical term referencing flowers that bloom in the evening). Kahn has never been a chef to do what was expected.

Today, "City of Diamonds" serves largely as a marketing term referencing Amsterdam's glory days in diamond manufacturing.

In that case, the request is denied, and the proposer is given notice that they should consider using a CV term referencing the corresponding ChEBI entry instead.

The government's inquiry includes a term of reference to consider whether "the practice of soliciting complaints" has an adverse impact on freedom of speech or constitutes an abuse of powers of the commission.