Sentence examples for linking the terms from inspiring English sources

"My money's deferred and my home runs are deferred," Ramirez said, linking the terms of his contract with his home run total, which was at 14 entering Tuesday.

In addition to being the first subsumptive study of links among OBO terms, ours suggests both fully automatic and semiautomatic solutions to correct the inconsistencies that result upon linking the terms and highlights those that are not currently found by existing reasoning methods in other biomedical ontology-enrichment projects.

One blogger is pointing out, though, that the tool may be going a little too far – by, for example, linking the term "underage girl" in a recent article about Ashley Dupre, the prostitute that led to the downfall of Eliot Spitzer.

Secondly, linking the term 'global' with the attribute 'transnational determinants or solutions' does not present enough clarity about the difference to the object of the discipline 'international health' and is thus redundant.

Other tools like BiNGO (Maere et al., 2005) or PIPE (Ramos et al., 2008) assess overrepresented GO terms and reconstruct the hierarchical ontology tree, whereas ClueGO uses kappa statistics to link the terms in the network.

It is claimed that diploma development will be "employer-led", yet the white paper refuses to link the term "vocational" to the diplomas.

He not only links the term to comically quaint Irish brogues but also demonstrates, through the gut-wrenching force of this stunning historical novel, exactly what it means.

At test time, the cluster Id of the term is used as a feature allowing the model to link the term to other terms that appeared previously in the training dataset using cluster information.

The former definitions link the term "epigenetic" to inheritance and the latter also refer to any phenomenon that leads to phenotypic plasticity.

These base ontologies were previously enriched with 10 270 additional assertions linking the component terms using 50 specific relationships detailed in the initial publication of our OBO-enrichment work.

In this regard, there is a need for further player and manager education linking the short-term decision to ignore concussion symptoms with the long-term potential risks.