Sentence examples for as a key term from inspiring English sources

The first term of the pair is accepted as a key term candidate if its frequency is greater than the threshold and did not merge with its preceding and following term.

Actually, these units previously belonged to IKA and they were transferred to EOPYY as a key term of the merger.

The fact that researchers still hold on to autism as a key term is reflected in Rutter's studies of severely deprived children which employ the concept of 'quasi-autism' to explain the possible outcome of social deprivation in all infants (e.g. Rutter, 1998; Rutter, Krepner and O'Connor, 2001).

Bonnefoy's own quest, over a lifetime (he will be 90 next year) of writing poems and essays and, not least, translating Shakespeare, Keats and Yeats, has been to find oneness, harmony or "presence" (a key term, as Romer explains in his own finely written introduction) in the here and now.

While out of pocket payments are perceived to be a matter of necessity, access to an increasingly portable American and European health insurance market was described as a key long term goal.

Transforming property tax into a truly local tax, including local responsibility for valuation, is not currently recommended, but could be kept as a key long-term goal.

We assume that a longest repeated string is often a correct key term as its repetition provides sufficient evidence for the decision on its left and right boundaries.

A search of the Clinical Trials Registry maintained by the National Institutes of Health (http://clinicaltrials.gov/), with vitamin D as the key term and limitation to interventional studies, yielded 360 open studies.

Finally, data were summarized and synthesized, retaining as much as was possible key terms, phrases, and expressions of the respondents.

Hendy's attention-grabbing interview has put the spotlight on transport as a key policy in terms of social equity, a connection that is rarely made.

Our mission remains to advance our experiment and help other organizations to embrace this concept as a key to long-term success and significance.