Sentence examples for agree in terms of from inspiring English sources

They give us an opportunity to qualify our search: Do the models agree in terms of overall aromaticity?

This decision has its merits, many researchers agree, in terms of efficiency, but it is likely to lead to an even heavier focus on applied research.

If the two docking systems do not agree in terms of docking scores, running our program multiple times and examining the binding poses of a ligand would be recommended.

It is shown that for the parameters chosen, at certain values of dimensionless applied current density, Id, (∼0.1) the transient and pseudo-steady state solutions agree in terms of the dimensionless time it takes for the core to shrink completely.

Formulated in somewhat different terms, the dilemma of the progressives (the left) is that they need to forge an alliance between their traditional and their new constituencies both of whom agree in terms of national solidarity, but who could not be more different in terms of inclusion.

For another, the studies do not completely agree in terms of which cognitive domains are predominantly affected by the intervention.

None of us has seen anything and nothing has been agreed in terms of publishing it," she said.

Teresa Munoz, 36, an executive assistant for a health care company in Chicago, agreed: "In terms of skin care, Skyping with Renee and what I learned from her was a lifestyle change for me".

Ann Thivierge, portfolio manager of active international allocations at Goldman Sachs, agrees: "In terms of the opportunity for return, being outside the U.S. is very important now.

In an interview last May to discuss his book, Gates said of Clinton: "I think that we certainly agreed in terms of how to deal with the very first phases of — of the Arab Spring, and, particularly, disagreeing with the President on how to handle Mubarak".

We designed this part of the analysis to identify authors whose articles always, sometimes, or never agreed in terms of the presence or absence of a disclosure statement.