Sentence examples for exactly termed from inspiring English sources

The crown group containing all living species often referred to as "extant unipeltatans" [ 8] should be more exactly termed Verunipeltata taxon nov. Together with the sister group Pseudosculda laevis (as long as the status of Pseudosculdidae is unclear) they form a taxon for which we propose the name Unipeltata sensu stricto.

There, as in all of Greece, abbots are addressed by everyone as 'Geronda,' which means 'old man.' Abbesses are called 'Gerondissa.' Not exactly terms of endearment in my adopted home.

Overdraft switchers will need to establish carefully – and get in writing – exactly what terms the new bank is offering.

Queries performed on TreeBASE return only data where the search term matches exactly a term contained in the study.

The databases from this type (one for each term size considered) contained exactly 10 terms.

The optimal assignment method assigns each term of the gene with fewer annotations to exactly one term of the other gene, such that the sum of term-term similarities is maximized.

In the current review, the term "increased lung volume" has been used in place of the not exactly interchangeable terms "overinflation" and "air trapping".

Whoa is not exactly a term of art.

But what exactly those terms are remains unknown.

The arrangement is not exactly long-term, however.

Coe said: "I described the use of selected data against clean athletes in exactly those terms.