Sentence examples for of a comparable term from inspiring English sources

111 {GTERM endothe} (partial listing) GO 0003100 – regulation of systemic arterial blood pressure by endothelin GO 0004962 – endothelin receptor activity The second most common variation, occurring 17 times, sometimes at the same time as an alternation, is to use a determiner ('the'a 'a(n)') in front of a noun in one term, while it is left out of a comparable term.

These could be automatically identified through a more sophisticated treatment of stemming, in which we track suffixes and compare the morphological structure of comparable terms.

This metal-free material demonstrates a superior catalytic performance in terms of a comparable electrocatalytic activity, a better tolerance to the methanol crossover effect and an improved long-term durability toward ORR in the alkaline media when compared with the commercial Pt/C catalyst.

Songs were then described in terms of a comparable ranked list of tags, varying in length from 1 to 96.

Ivy was cited in the book "Disconnected America" as an example of Soulcalibur II's contrast to titles including Mortal Kombat and Street Fighter in terms of a comparable real-world experience.

Therefore, the EU approach simultaneously investigates the incidence of household deprivation defined in terms of a comparable set of objective aspects, viz., economic stress, lack of durables, or housing conditions experienced by households.

Present results reveal that both forms of experimental stroke had a comparable long-term pattern of damage, since no differences were found in volume of tissue lost or lesion size 30 days after surgery.

Endovascular repair of an abdominal aortic aneurysm using a Guidant bifurcated graft resulted in a statistically significant reduction of perioperative morbidity, was conserving of hospital resources, has a comparable long-term survival with open surgical repair, and protected patients from aneurysm rupture when followed up to 5 years.

The second (alternative) refers to "the availability of employment elsewhere on comparable terms.

Overall surgical costs were lower for a comparable outcome in terms of healing and surgical time.

Additionally, our cumulative exposure metric has the implicit assumption that effects of long-term low-intensity exposures are equivalent to effects of shorter-term high-intensity exposure resulting in a comparable estimate of cumulative exposure in terms of µg/m-month.