Sentence examples for based terms from inspiring English sources

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

We did not find a clear correlation between the internal energy of the ligands and the final classification of binders and nonbinders, showing the importance of ligand-receptor interaction based terms for the prediction of P-gp binding.

Although demographic terms are not scientifically based terms, the recognition of differences in hypertension control by race and ethnicity allows clinicians to target populations in need of improved care.

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

Uruguay's theatre and music are broadly based in terms of support and participation.

An argument based on terms like "essence" and "contingency" worked as well on her as a diamond ring.

The search strategy (box 1) was based on terms used to index previous meta-reviews.

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.

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.

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