Sentence examples for is marked in terms of from inspiring English sources

To allow comparison of different cases, the bandwidth of each subcarrier channel is marked in terms of the symbol/baud rate, where is the symbol interval.

Having gained popularity in the global-North scholarship only recently, such fluidity is seen as novel and continues to be accounted for in terms of recent mobilities, urbanization, including digitalization; it is marked in terms of "super/hyper/urban-diversity", and "pluri/trans/metrolingualism or -languaging" (Blommaert 2015; Vertovec 2006).

Events are marked in terms of small details: echoing patterns, doubled voices and repetition.

The Arabic-language headlines above are marked in terms of Theme-Rheme structure but are unmarked in terms of the information structure.

While the fallacy of such reasoning is increasingly acknowledged in some global-North scholarship, bi/multi/translingualism (as well as translanguaging) at the individual level continues to be marked in terms of the exotic, not "normal".

The difference was most marked in terms of tumour size and the involvement of axillary nodes.

While it can be misleading to generalize based on source country or grouping of source countries, there are marked variations in terms of respondent demographic profile and in terms of responses to some questions from some of the regional subgroupings.

The United States is in the process of being "marked down" in terms of living standards forever.

In those RCTs that did report on the recruitment process there appears to be marked variation in terms of the proportion of individuals who are recruited.

Our analysis of the data show that this period is marked by a relative stability in terms of production of services, except for deliveries (a temporary decline) and appendectomies (a significant decline).

Similar to the results in Table  2, there were marked male/female patterns in terms of lifestyle factors; for example, females were more sedentary and less active, and significantly (p < 0.05) less frequently consumed breakfast, fruits, milk, sugar-sweetened drinks, and energy drinks, but significantly more frequently consumed French fries/potato chips, cakes/donuts, and sweets/chocolates.