An example of terms, which stop the propagation of the assignment of negation, is "other than" (e.g. The patient denied a history of previous cardiac disease other than palpitations which he experienced while giving a presentation resulting in syncope).
Germany Winther (2010, p. 219); Switzerland Eberle et al. (2012a) Table 6 Examples of term and formal adaptations.
Notably, the GOSlim term "mitochondrion" provides an example of a term that shows only a small numerical fold-enrichment value (1.3-fold at FDR≤10−6; Table S6).
The Mail also printed "examples" of terms used in the show that could be perceived ('by some', it hastens to add) as potentially racist.
Some examples of terms with which students might be familiar are: "pro-life," "right-to-life," "anti-abortion," "pro-choice," "reproductive rights," "Roe v. Wade," "partial birth," and "RU486," among others.
Examples of terms to avoid: as appropriate … but not limited to … be able to … be capable of.
Examples of terms to avoid: flexible … easy … sufficient … safe … adequate … user-friendly … useable when required … fast … small … large.
The combinatory terms WWW and WI WI) are, perhaps, the simplest examples of terms that do not have a normal form.
We present this paper as follows: Section 'Problems of the automatic term extraction' introduces examples of terms and the problems faced when extracting them.
Perhaps the more descriptive "thick" ethical terms, such as 'cruel', 'kind', or 'courageous' provide the best examples of terms that possess such dispositions, though these may be evident even when reflecting on "thin" ethical terms, such as 'good' or 'right'right
