Sentence examples for contracted in terms of from inspiring English sources

amazonensis genes that could be expanded or contracted in terms of gene or domain copies compared with the other species, particularly L. (L).

Both institutes have since contracted significantly in terms of staffing, volume of work and budget.

No differences between private and contracted GPs in terms of adherence to the evidence-based guidelines regarding history taking including questions regarding alcohol use were found.

"I don't look at contracts in terms of countries of origin," he said.

"I look at the contracts in terms of what is required".

Milbury and Gandler have been discussing a long-term deal for the last month, one that could lock Yashin up for as many as 10 years for up to $90 million in what would be the most lucrative contract, in terms of total money, in National Hockey League history.

We will model defaultability of the two parties to the contract in terms of their default times.

So the PFA advises that players should only look at a contract in terms of what is guaranteed income.

Mr Ferguson said he would be looking into the contract "in terms of air quality" and the effect on Bristol.

The CP contract is shown to have advantages over both component contracts in terms of supply chain coordination, profit allocation, and risk allocation.

In particular, we utilize a real case study and by means of simulation assess the benefits associated with the proposed contract in terms of emergence of stable industrial symbiosis relationships.