For instance, terms extracted according to a pure statistical method tend to follow a Zipf law.
For instance, terms like academic education, proficiencies, ethical principles, feedback, self-evaluation and self-learning, among other terms, were not well understood by the students.
We could gather term information regarding its grammatical role, for instance, terms that are subject of sentence may be more inclined to be relevant.
This causes a great difficulty in constructing a proper formula for energy density via, for instance, terms like ( {varepsilon}_M{left({overrightarrow{E}}^Mright)}^cdot {overrightarrow{E}}^Mequiv {varepsilon}_M{leftVert {overrightarrow{E}}^MrightVert}^2 ).
For instance terms such as 'transcriptional regulation agent' or 'anticoagulant' define MoAs and characterize the roles of a certain type of drugs.
For instance, terms such as digits, letters, and shapes refer to categories with sharp, clear, and non-overlapping boundaries, while color terms refer to categories with unclear, variable, and overlapping boundaries.
For instance, terms such as "mutation," "genetic change," or "change in DNA" are indicative of the presence of variation, which is one of the key concepts necessary for explaining evolutionary change (Nehm and Reilly, 2007).
In several instances, terming the subjects "founders" of the United States stretches the definition beyond the breaking point.
In other instances, terms judged to be particularly harsh were maintained, as not to impact on the meaning, e.g. the expression "cancer survivor", which may sound somewhat disturbing to some Italian patients.
