Sentence examples for outlined the term from inspiring English sources

By taking the combined list of unique predictions for miR-21, miR-155 and miR-181b, the bioinformatics analysis outlined the term 'regulation of transcription' as the biological process with the highest number of annotated targets (772 genes) (Table  4).

Mr. Altschul said there was no written agreement that outlined the terms of the loan.

In an afternoon filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission, Alcoa outlined the terms of Mr. Kleinfeld's appointment at a base salary of $1.4 million.

The companies on Wednesday outlined the terms of a deal that would create a dual-listed concern that would be 60 percent owned by EADS shareholders and 40 percent by BAE investors.

It praised Zanco's single-minded guardianship of the archive and outlined the terms of the proposal: "The ring will always be available to you, and to you alone, whenever you are ready to open the archive to the public in Mexico.

With a dramatic flourish, Blumenthal had an aide produce a poster that outlined the terms of service for Kogan's app — terms that Facebook had apparently approved, and which gave Kogan permission to sell and store the information that he had collected.

The dairy, Aurora Organic Dairy, which supplies private-label organic milk for many supermarket chains, must also remove some animals from the organic herd at its Platteville, Colo., farm, according to a Department of Agriculture statement released late yesterday that outlined the terms of a consent agreement with the dairy.

Captain Ron Johnson of the Missouri Highway Patrol outlined the terms of the curfew at a news briefing.

Mrs May has outlined the terms of reference for the inquiry, which was triggered by allegations of child sex abuse by celebrities and public figures working in the media, politics and other walks of life.

A social worker sifted through stacks of paperwork that outlined the terms of her new life in America.

Mr. Sikorski did not outline the terms.