Sentence examples for employed terms from inspiring English sources

The retained organs scandal which came to light in the 1990s at Alder Hey and other hospitals, was widely covered in the media, which employed terms like "ghoulish" and also referred to "body snatchers" to fan the flames of public outrage.

Technology-minded teachers employed terms like "edublogs".

The answers to question Q.4 (see Table 5) indicate that most of the reformulated queries employed terms derived from the interactions of the participants with the proposed service.

Numerous descriptive studies of saurischian vertebrae have employed terms for specific fossae on the centrum and neural arch of saurischian vertebrae.

The second Boolean heading employed terms describing AKI.

The search strategy employed terms related to miR-182 (e.g., "miR-182," "mircoRNA-182," and "microRNA182").

In the past, I have been repeatedly told, the members of the elite class (that's not my term, that's the universally employed term among Pakistanis) did not pay much attention to politics and almost never voted.

A recombinational cloning strategy was employed termed "GATEWAY" cloning [ 35, 36] based on a modification of the phage lambda site-specific recombination system [ 37].

For Fau knockdown, two different siRNAs were employed, termed FAU1 and FAU2 (Ambion siRNA ID 46005 and ID 10907; target exons 2/3 and 3/4, respectively).

Finally, many terms are used in the literature to describe harmful alcohol use, for instance "hazardous alcohol use", "problem drinking", "alcohol problems" and "alcoholism", often without defining inclusion and exclusion criteria for the employed term.

Rule 404 employs terms that are difficult to define with precision.