Sentence examples for by a full term from inspiring English sources

One way to assess whether a specific genomic fingerprint is permanently imprinted in the breast by a full term pregnancy (FTP) is to compare the transcriptomic profiles of breasts from parous and nulliparous women.

Dr. Donald Berwick, who was blocked by Republicans from serving a full term as the administrator of the agency that runs Medicare and Medicaid, has been speaking out.

FCC Commissioner Michael O'Rielly has been unanimously approved by the Senate for a full term with the agency.

Mr. Venizelos also predicted that the governing coalition led by Mr. Samaras would survive a full term.

While both the PPP and Mr Sharif have been praised for their different roles on the completion of a full term by an elected government - a first for the country - there is little affection for Mr Zardari and the party has suffered from not having high-profile candidates during the campaign.

Governor Is Not a Solution," Aug. 29) and the recent clamor for an immediate departure of Governor McGreevey, so that all of a sudden, disordered "emergency" election can be held fails to address a vital public interest concern: A Democratic administration was elected for a full term by the people of New Jersey, Democrats and Republicans alike.

Acting Gov. Donald T. DiFrancesco signaled his interest in running for a full term last year by putting out his own gun-control study.

In 2003 Néstor Kirchner was elected and served a full term before being succeeded by first lady Cristina Kirchner.

After winning a special election in November 1992, Mr. Schundler, a former Wall Street broker and analyst, won a full term the following spring by promising a huge tax cut based on a bold, but complex idea.

No elected government in the past has ever fulfilled a full term and been replaced by another elected government - military coups have intervened five times.

Epidemiological evidence indicates that a woman's lifetime risk for developing breast cancer is decreased by a full-term pregnancy at a young age.