Sentence examples for hundreds of terms from inspiring English sources

The company confirms it's now removing content violating its drug policies, and it's blocked hundreds of terms associated with drug sales from showing results other than links to news about drug abuse awareness.

The New American Heritage Dictionary acknowledges the derogatory nature of hundreds of terms.

Each ontology (MF, BP or CC) is a pseudo-hierarchy describing generalization relationships between hundreds of terms.

However, this initial assignment of GO terms was too broad, resulting in hundreds of terms, and thus a GO slim analysis was performed.

Reviewers use such systems to incrementally build complex queries that may involve hundreds of terms, with the aim of including the great majority of relevant documents in the answer set.

In practice, hundreds of terms must be compared between ontologies that may differ both in the actual biology modeled (i.e. a fish is not a mammal) and in the representation used.

It was another West Ham cast-off, the Bulgarian Svetoslav Todorov, whose 20th goal of term in the 73rd minute, made the difference.

For the 1st and 3rd terms above, each of them is a sum of independently distributed terms with mean zero from the nonvalidation and validation subsamples, respectively.

A review of Bush's record in the first 16th of his term is better directed to what the gathering Bush administration is and is not.

According to the WHO report [ 1], Ethiopia is ranked 7th among 22 countries world-wide with a high burden of TB, and 3rd in terms of the number of EPTB cases.

From these results, Korea is estimated to rank 14th among the 30 Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development countries in terms of diabetes prevalence and 9th in terms of the number of cases (13).