Sentence examples for in terms from from inspiring English sources

Pathogenic and neutral genes are differentially enriched in terms from the molecular function sub-ontology.

Haiti's economy was already in reverse; its growth falling in real terms from 3.4% in 2007 to minus 0.5% in the year before the catastrophe.

Average weekly pay more than doubled in real terms, from $10,220 in 1996 to $23,846 in the same period last year.

Median earnings from self-employed jobs fell in real terms from £14,535 in 2008 to £10,800 in 2014, almost twice the drop suffered by employees.

According to the Arts Council figures, spending on literature will rise 9.9% in real terms, from £5.9m in 2010-11 to £7.2m in 2014/15.

Another area Of ADB concern is the increasing toll – in lives and in financial terms – from natural disasters.

Large train stations and commuter trains stations profit more in absolute terms from improvements in bicycle-train integration policies.

ALOS of specialist district hospitals rose in trend terms from 3.4 days in 2006 to 3.6 days in 2010.

Douglas, in terms familiar from discussions of our own wars, then asks, How about the heroic Negroes already in Vietnam?

And the ferocious, watery-eyed songs depict a discombobulated kid who expresses his heartbreak in terms borrowed from bad movies.

The solution is given in terms different from those of the known results.