Sentence examples for a well term from inspiring English sources

While this increase in scores is only about 10%, it is noted that the increase was greater for the three scenarios in which there were abnormal findings compared to scenario D which profiled a well term infant.

FORM and SORM provide the probability that a contaminant exceeds a target level at a well, termed the probability of failure.

Particularly, the usage of PS organogel for petroleum wastewater reclamation exhibited higher absorption affinities for all the organic contaminants especially for CPs (>99%) by non-covalent and/or dispersive interaction mechanisms with a well-term reusability and good stability up to 5 cycles.

Though rare, congenital factor V deficiency should be kept in mind as a differential diagnosis in an otherwise well term infant presenting with catastrophic intracranial bleed, particularly if the parents are consanguineous [ 2].

The characterization consists in the fact that a well typed term can be reduced to normal form by a number of beta-reductions polynomial in its lenght, and moreover all polynomial time functions can be computed by well typed terms.

We did not consider liver section to be a well standardized term based on the responses received.

"Stillbirth" is not a well-defined term, but a colloquial term that is often used inconsistently.

Another new entrant on this list, McAuliffe is exiting as a well-regarded, term-limited one-term governor next month.

Kohlberg Kravis Roberts, founded in 1976, has made "leveraged buyout" a well-known term of art.

And it became a well-known term for the general public maybe in the late 18th century.

"Shrinking cities" is a well-established term in academic discourse, describing cities in distress.