Sentence examples for did term from inspiring English sources

In his televised report to the nation Tuesday night, Mr. Kennedy did term the parley "somber".

I'm of the opinion that a runny egg yolk can improve everything, and our waitress did term this a "very soft-poached egg"—but I'd never had an egg so runny the white hadn't set.

Preterm infants displayed higher rates of respiratory distress and required mechanical ventilation more frequently during the postnatal period than did term infants.

Table 3, model 1, shows that term infants of women residing within the 2-mile radius during the 4 weeks after 11 September weighed, on average, 149 g less than did term infants born to women residing outside of that area, after adjustment for infant sex, maternal age, parity, prepregnancy weight, height, Medicaid receipt, race, and medical complications.

Our results indicate that term infants born to women who were living within 2 miles of the WTC site during any of the 4 weeks after 11 September 2001 had significantly lower birth weights and shorter birth lengths than did term infants born to women living outside of the area.

Only in the capitols do term limits not enjoy this support.

The gene ratio indicates the ratio between the number of interacting genes associated with a DO term and the number of interacting genes mapped to DO terms.

The ratio between the number of genes associated with a DO term and the number of genes mapped to DO terms is represented as background ratio (Bg Ratio).

Figure 3 Snapshot of DO term enrichment analysis for maleic acid.

The enriched DO term of heart disease accounts the arrhythmias, tachycardia and stroke.

The enriched DO term of nervous system disease implies the symptoms of headache and insomnia.