Sentence examples for contained in term from inspiring English sources

In most approaches, the text representation is only based on the information contained in term weighting and does therefore not process the semantic contained in the sequence in which the words appear.

Apart from species-specific housing requirements, it is important to consider pathogens to be contained in terms of the route of transmission, and degree of hazard to human and animal health.

The 'medical' words list consists of all words contained in terms in the Read dictionary.

Traditionally LCA has been applied retrospectively to relatively contained (in terms of system boundaries) products or systems.

The training set selection was done on the basis of the information contained in terms of both structural features and biological activity ranges of molecules.

This study was carried out in strict accordance with the recommendations contained in terms for the use of animals in research and teaching of the Federal University of Uberlândia (Uberlândia, MG, Brazil), in compliance with the National Guidelines, as set forth by the Institutional Animal Care (Law number 11.794, 2008).

We believe that despite the potential limitations contained in terms of age groups selected for the assessment of S. haematobium infection and active trachoma, the fact that there was found very low prevalence of co-infections in the studied sentinel sites, carries important implications for integrated NTDs surveillance and control strategies.

The location of a repository, its design and the depth of burial depend very much on the type of waste it is intended to contain, in terms of its level of radioactivity and physical and chemical properties.

Perhaps the single most effective strategy hit upon so far is to pump out the myth contained in the term "sex work": the myth that it is possible to commodify consent.

The mean power contained in this term can be calculated by (19).

For increasing, however, an increasing share of the interference power is contained in the term in (17), remaining in the system after compensation.