Sentence examples for base term from inspiring English sources

For example, on top of the base term for committing the crime, new laws layered on additional time for being in a gang, for using a gun, for having been in jail or prison before, and on and on.

Of note, the SID defined in terms of weak acids and CO2, which has been subsequently termed the effective SID [ 31], is identical to the buffer base term coined by Singer and Hastings [ 22] over half a century ago.

Third, some realists are prepared to claim more ambitiously that we can give a conceptual analysis of rightness in base terms (e.g. Jackson 1998, Ch. 5).

"It's in the very base terms we win these arguments.

Each PM probe was matched with a control 25-mer, identical in all positions except the 13th base, termed mismatch (MM) probe.

As ProMED-mail, PULS tracks human, animal, and plant diseases, currently covering more than 1500 base terms, with 2500 variants.

When the nature and direction of research results affect their chances of publication, a distortion of the evidence base – termed publication bias – results.

This is a chronologically based term only, and does not necessarily represent causality.

It suggests, in the basest terms, that Erdoğan indulges himself with goats and sheep, and that his private parts stink like Döner, the popular Turkish dish.

The abstracts are ordered based on relevance and ontology based terms.

We then compute the subsequence of k (< w) selected bases, termed spaced- kmers, in each window.