Sentence examples for more than term from inspiring English sources

As ever, no issue dominated more than term limits.

Late preterm children and term children gained on average 9 kg in weight from birth to 24 months of age, with a statistically non-significant advantage for late preterm children (who gained on average 13.23 g more than term children).

The extra costs of close obstetric monitoring of these women will easily be offset by the saving made in the reduction of preterm births, which cost on average 1.47 % more than term babies up to age 18 [ 21].

However, linear growth from birth to 24 months of age was higher among late preterm children than among term children: although still shorter than term children at 24 months, late preterm children grew on average 1.26 cm more than term children.

I would use those as terms of art more than terms of science.

They want something more than terms of service handed down from policy teams, or canned responses to a reported abuse, which then disappears into a bureaucratic maze.

Does he use terms like "you" and "we" more than terms like "I " and "me"?

Preterm preeclampsia placenta is more affected than term preeclampsia and control.

Remember that more than one term could be obtained from a unique source term.

However, long term concurrency can be expected to increase epidemic potential more than short term concurrencies for three reasons.

The number of genes for each term was counted, allowing a gene to be associated with more than one term.