Sentence examples for idem as from inspiring English sources
The phrase "idem as" is not used in written English
It is a shortened version of the Latin phrase "idem ase" which means "the same as". This phrase is more often seen in legal or medical documents. Example: The patient's symptoms were idem as the last visit.
The matrix of perturbations (i.e., genes by samples) was supplied to IDEM as the "methylation" data.
However, the discrepancy between the accuracy of IDEM as assessed by synthetic data vs. real expression, methylation and knockdown data is substantial.
Column headings: V DC: Vaginal sample, cultured directly on Columbia Agar, V LG: after Lim broth enrichment culture, plated onto Granada agar, V LC: after Lim broth enrichment culture, plated onto Columbia agar; R DC: Rectal sample, idem as for vaginal samples.
(1) Control dependency Immediate dominate: for x ≠ y, dominate x is an immediate dominate of y, if x is an immediate dominate of y, and there is no dominate z, such that x is the only immediate dominate of z and z is the immediate dominate of y, marked as idem (y).
THE conceptual artist Cyril Duval, better known as Item Idem, is given to a bit of fashionable experimentalia.
Many observers insist that in a Church understood as semper idem — always the same — the most that even an apparently innovative figure like Francis can effect is "pastoral" adjustments in discipline or practice: a merciful easing up on rules without repealing them.
And IDEM spokespeople had no answer as to why the toxic emissions had not been found in the agency's routine inspections of the facility.
IDEM was applied to the TCGA datasets mentioned previously, as well as the synthetic datasets, with B = 2.
Last week Ms. Reid skippered an Idem in a race -- just as her great-grandparents had done.
Moreover, instead of understanding natural ecosystems as mere 'commodity-production' (Idem, 221), ConGenOmics explicitly seeks to protect natural ecosystems and its inhabitants from destructive human interventions.
The introduction of a Climate and Energy Tax would allow France to reach the average in the rest of Europe average (idem),12 in particular countries such as the United Kingdom, Germany, Denmark and Sweden who introduced carbon taxes in the 1990s and 2000s.
