Sentence examples for beyond terms from inspiring English sources
Pressure on the system has to be relieved by curbing ever lengthening sentences, investing now in diverting addicts and people with mental health needs into treatment, and dealing with the forgotten thousands of prisoners still held long beyond terms set by courts".
We now must note that the global solution δ ^ 0 obtained as described above was via an approximation method truncating a Taylor series expansion beyond terms with power order higher than K, i.e., the approximate expression of (13) was used.
We now expand the exponential term ej 2π(m - n)δ/N in (11) into an infinite series (Taylor series expansion) and then truncate this infinite series beyond terms with power order higher than K to obtain e j 2 π m - n δ / N = 1 + j 2 π m - n N δ - 1 2 ! 2 π m - n N 2 δ 2 - ⋯ + 1 K ! j 2 π m - n N K δ K. (13).
The fact that many citations in the Lost Set were indexed with heart failure but did not include this term in either title or abstract indicates that indexers, with their specialist clinical knowledge and access to full text articles, clearly see beyond terms in titles and abstracts when assigning MeSH terms.
Some premature infants require prolonged tube-feeding, beyond term equivalent gestational age.
Seed terms have gotten much better, but I still find Series A (and beyond) term sheets frustrating.
Life insurance policies beyond term insurance can get very complicated, which is why most people will work closely with an insurance agent.
The weekly odds ratios for a delivery of a male fetus beyond term were 1.14, 1.39, and 1.50 at 41, 42, and 43 weeks, respectively.
The percentage of pregnancies that delivered beyond term was significantly higher for male relative to female fetuses (26.5% vs 22.5% [P <.000001] at ≥41 weeks of gestation and 7.6% vs 5.5% [P <.000001] at ≥42 weeks of gestation, respectively).
The management of normal pregnancies at and beyond term is an example of such a situation.
The clinical management options for healthy pregnant women at and beyond term are watchful waiting, or induction of labour [ 12].
