Sentence examples for a term referred from inspiring English sources

Cardiovascular disease (CVD) is a term referred to diseases of the heart or blood vessels; blood flow to tissue and organs (brain, heart, kidneys, and so on) can be reduced as the result of thrombosis, atherosclerosis, or coronary heart disease.

The strong resistance of the nation-states prevented a constitutional federal system and "the Community began life as an international organisation founded on a Treaty [the Rome Treaty] between sovereign States" (Mancini and Keeling, 1994: p. 176); therefore, the Community as a term referred to the community of member states but not European people (Caporaso, 2000, p. 16).

Aggresome is a term referred to cytoplasmic perinuclear inclusion bodies formed by aggregated proteins.

This consists of the posterior mean deviance and a term referred to as the "effective number of parameters" (pD) that accounts for a penalty for over-parameterization of the model.

A term referring to an animal that maintains a constant body temperature.

So is their central role in the 2009 sedition," a term referring to post-election protests.

As used by art experts, pentimento is a term referring to an underlying image or layer that shows through in a painting.

The agreement says Main Street Host "engaged in astroturfing on behalf of over 30 clients," using a term referring to writing fake reviews.

For Democrats to deride such people as "tea-baggers", a term referring to a sexual practice involving testicles, is political stupidity of a high order.

She is, as Mr. Dupree said, "one of the ever-famous fierce girdle bandits of New York," a term referring to the practice of stuffing stolen goods into underclothes.

Latter rain is a term referring to the new outpouring of the Holy Spirit on today's Pentecostals.