Sentence examples for corresponding term for from inspiring English sources

Loose stock consists of randomly distributed wool or cotton fibres; tow is the corresponding term for synthetic fibres.

There is a corresponding term for almost every interaction with a female, no matter how slight (IOI = indicator of interest; NC = number close), so that every scenario can be dissected and a refined plan can be devised.

Because the inhibition by cellobiose released during hydrolysis was not significant, a simpler equation, Equation 5 (the terms referring to cellobiose were replaced with corresponding terms for glucose), was used instead of Equation 7 to analyze the glucose inhibition of GH6 CBHs.

The detection of possible interactions with the "treatment group" variable will be carried out by means of statistical significance criteria for the corresponding terms of interaction, introducing the relevant additive and multiplicative interaction variables.

Since the activity levels change significantly over time we consider each semester separately and use the corresponding term GPAs as measure for academic performance.

We introduced the corresponding term into our model for the Ca2+ ions movement via the membrane as a function of the corresponding membrane potential shift (equation 43).

Significant terms for biological processes (BP), molecular functions (MF) and cellular components (CC) were retrieved, arranged in an order based on p-value for corresponding term.

In a term frequency vector, each element represents the number of occurrence for the corresponding term.

For each time interval, the value of a feature is given by its usage statistic for the corresponding term.

We built upon an already existing tool, Nicotine [28], for the output of the structured model and added to it an XPPAUT parser that uses Lemma 2 to introduce a new reaction for each corresponding term in the ODEs and Theorem 1 to complete the stoichiometry matrix.

A more precise term when speaking of plants, however, is epiphytotic ("on plants"); for animals, the corresponding term is epizootic.