Sentence examples for provision of terms from inspiring English sources

Of note is the node dedicated to disease pathways and the provision of terms for the altered version(s) of a pathway.

The experimentalPreparationList allows the provision of terms from a controlled vocabulary to describe key aspects of the experimental preparation of each participant prior to the detection of the interaction, for example a protein might be an ' in vitro translated protein' (MI 0589).

Despite any other provision of these Terms, all conditions, warranties, guarantees, rights, remedies, liabilities and other terms implied or conferred by statute, custom or the general law which are not expressly set out in these Terms and impose any liability or obligation on GNM are excluded under these Terms.

No waiver Our failure to insist upon or enforce any provision of these terms of service shall not be construed as a waiver of any provision or right of Guardian.

A focus on short-term liquidity is not just irrelevant to the provision of long-term capital, it may impede the provision of such capital.

This review discusses the present provision of long-term follow-up, and summarises information that might facilitate design and implementation of future models of long-term follow-up care.

The report criticises NHS Scotland for lagging behind England in its provision of later-term abortions, with terminations for non-medical reasons not normally available after 20 weeks, forcing some women to travel south.

The provision of long-term care in England is under review.

This will include the provision of long-term aid for children who have lost parents, financial aid for those injured and payments to the families of the deceased".

Financing old-age pensions and health care and the provision of long-term care are only the tip of the iceberg.

The provision of long-term efficiency targets offers certainty to vehicle manufacturers; crucial to them in order to make investments in new technologies [64].