Sentence examples for considered terms from inspiring English sources

Even in this babbling, tell-all, hyper-confessional age, Brown has refrained from commenting on the attacks in Blair's book directly, instead setting out – in impersonal, professional and considered terms – what he plans to do post-power, including a great deal of pro-bono work.

DAVID also performs multiple test correction and we considered terms with a Benjamini corrected P value of ≤0.05 as "significantly" enriched.

To correct for multiple tests, we considered terms lying at the same level of the ontology to be independent and therefore can be corrected using the Bonferroni correction.

That is, with DAVID, only the local similarity of terms is considered: terms in the same cluster are similar in the given gene set but are not necessarily similar in the reference set.

Day 277 was considered term as gestation length in the cow ranges from Day 273 to Day 292 [43].

We also considered term birth weight as a continuous outcome using multiple linear regression.

Consider terms associated with political upheaval; reflect on the experiences of unstable countries.

Buyers are inexperienced, under pressure to act quickly, and have little time to consider terms.

Mr. Pepper said he tried to negotiate, but that ultimately, university officials were not willing to consider terms he felt the club could afford.

Cabinet on Thursday will consider terms of reference for the proposed inquiry and the Turnbull government is already in discussion with potential candidates to conduct the royal commission.

However, this is analogous to the logical manipulation of definitions, by considering terms with or without certain additions.