Sentence examples for mixture of terms from inspiring English sources

Remarkable in the selected studies was the mixture of terms used to describe multidisciplinary teams.

May contain a mixture of terms both related and unrelated to pirfenidone treatment and/or IPF The most frequently discussed topics (total mentions, all calls) during these conversations were not directly related to pirfenidone treatment (Fig.  2a).

The abbreviations section includes a strange mixture of terms that are in everyday use and often bizarre entries (for instance, CRTAP [cartilage associated protein] and DAD [doctor assisted suicide]), which admittedly may represent commonly used terms in the authors' local areas.

Leximancer software identifies the high frequency/highly co-occurring terms and concepts which appear with each of the actual coded Activity groups, and then assigns a probability of group membership to each case based on the mixture of terms and concepts identified from the text string.

Shown in Figure 1 are the results for querying GO-based gene-shuffled term databases, which retain the structure of the original GO as a mixture of terms of different sizes organized as a directed acyclic graph where small terms are included in larger ones.

It said that its pay policy aims to encourage, reward and retain its executives with a mixture of near-term and long-term targets.

Her speech is punctuated with a mixture of technological terms and homespun exclamations, like the "holy cow!" she uttered on learning of the Buffett gift.

Genuine historical figures blend with fictional characters, many of them talking a scattershot mixture of trade terms and creative profanity, where tough guys have stones (balls), drug addicts pop bennies (benzedrine), and dodgy deals are concluded with, "Don't shake my hand, you're too greasy to touch".

We searched Medline (1966 to May 2009) using a mixture of MeSH terms and free text for the keywords 'cardiovascular', 'risk prediction' and 'cohort studies'.

Medline (1966 to May 2009) using a mixture of MeSH terms and free text for the keywords 'cardiovascular', 'risk prediction' and 'cohort studies'.

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