Sentence examples for papers in terms of from inspiring English sources
The Independent on Sunday, in company with its flagship, The Independent, were the weakest national papers in terms of sales and could not resist the inexorable advance of the digital revolution.
FTS has been already investigated in several papers in terms of state boundedness, whereas in this work we deal with the characterization of the input output behavior.
There are a number of similarities between the three papers in terms of the research topic, sampling methods, data collection and findings.
All doses were reported in the original papers in terms of dose per mouse; these doses have been converted to mg/kg body weight for comparison purposes in Table 2.
The quality of the papers in terms of determining cardiac outcome was variable and confounded by sample sizes which are inadequate to accurately estimate rare outcomes such as cardiotoxicity.
The data in this manuscript should be compared directly for consistency with previous data published by the Campbell and Bakker groups (3 papers) in terms of incubation times, UDP-sugar concentrations, pH, metal ions etc.
It should all be in the paper in terms of the calculations that were made.
However, on paper, in terms of pure athletic performance, I would probably say my UK 100km record in May last year: 6 hr 19min.
Though 1.36m Metros are distributed each day, making it the third largest UK national paper in terms of audience (after the Sun and Daily Mail), more than 750,000 copies are given away in its heartland, London.
What is certain, however, is that the Standard is now Britain's fifth largest national daily paper in terms of circulation/distribution - following the Sun, Mail, Metro and Daily Mirror (which is only just ahead at 951,000).
"I think one of the things that often goes wrong on a J.O.A. is when there is a stronger paper and a weaker paper, you usually get to the point where the stronger paper is not supporting the weaker paper in terms of circulation and advertising".
