Sentence examples for in terms of close from inspiring English sources
Nevertheless, modern genetics now has the capacity to discriminate relationships at an increasingly detailed resolution both in terms of close recent ancestry and distant ancestry.
Chimaeras derived from PCR errors will tend to score poorly in terms of close matches to existing data, and thus are more likely to remain unannotated, or only annotated at high taxonomic levels.
An increased proportion of women attending ANC early in pregnancy and increased number of visits per pregnancy as a result of SMPs promotion activities, reflects accessibility in terms of close proximity, high acceptance and popularity of ANC in Tanzania.
(e) Object relations: the Person's Relating to Others Questionnaire (PROQ2a [ 70]) is a 96-item self-report questionnaire which evaluates style of personal relating in terms of close (involving) vs. distant (seeking separation) and upper (relating from above downwards) vs. lower (relating from below upwards).
The Global Gender Gap Report showed that Europe has undergone the smallest change in terms of closing the gender gap.
Tax avoidance is so ingrained in the international system that there is a mountain to climb in terms of closing tax havens and ending it permanently.
I'll Have Another was faster down the lane, but no threat to Secretariat, Seattle Slew and Affirmed-Alydar in terms of closing punch.
The case studies presented in this study show that MPC performs significantly better in terms of close-loop settling time, integral squared error and compliance of operational and environmental constraints when compared to a decentralized multi-loop control scheme based on proportional-integral (PI) controllers.
In terms of closed-loop reservoir management, Wang et al. (2009) discussed the application of SPSA in the step of production optimization.
In order to solve the growing demand supply gap, many studies have been carried out in terms of closed-loop reservoir management.
Normative analytical modeling captures the essentials of a decision problem in terms of closed-form mathematical representations to produce a prescriptive result (Meredith et al. 1989).
