Sentence examples for most terms are from inspiring English sources

Most terms are by default used as "flat" enumeration types, i.e. with the meaning only given by their name and description.

Naturally, those assumptions can be discussed critically as most terms are not as clearly delineated as would be desirable for the construction of a definition.

Most terms are associated with relatively few contigs, 18.4 on average, and only a handful of terms are widespread throughout the transcriptome.

Most terms were not disclosed, but the companies said Agilent would take an equity position in Verano in partial payment for the automation unit.

The resulting model is largely mechanistic, with most terms being derived from theory or including coefficients that have a theoretical basis, but includes empirical parameters to deal with the changing performance.

"There's a trend where most new terms are now coming from the UK and US," Thorne suggests.

Term: Most AG terms are 10- and 20-year periods.

For operations the most used terms are " joint" or "integrated".

Only 20 most frequent terms are shown for each case.

Most OMIM terms are readily mapped to MeSH terms based on lexical similarity.

The most specific terms are 'notochord development' (GO 0030903) and 'embryonic organ development' (GO 0048568).