thugs — found qualified terms for approving the vote as free and fair enough.
The use of MeSH terms for recommendations has the advantage of utilizing qualified terms annotated by experts in biomedicine.
Nestorius considered that, unless carefully qualified, the term Theotokos as applied to Mary compromised Christ's full humanity.
But only 26 qualified in terms of assets, 23 in terms of sales and 20 in terms of profits.
To ensure that only qualified GO terms are used, GO terms of 'Non-traceable Author Statement' (NAS), 'No biological Data available' (ND) and 'Not Recorded' (NR) are ignored (Rhee et al., 2008).
Among the 1,754 proteins in the top 4,233 protein pairs, 1,220 have qualified GO terms (i.e., GO terms at the highest level without direct or indirect GO "offspring" terms in each ontology), and 834 have KEGG pathway annotations.
I was amazed: How did Chase get paintings by this painter and that painter?" The curators at corporations and museums may be equally qualified in terms of expertise, art experts say, but their responsibilities differ.
Nicolas Boileau, the chief spokesman of the French Neoclassical movement, in his discussion of pity and fear in Art Poétique (1674), qualified these terms with the adjectives beguiling and pleasant (pitié charmante, douce terreur), which radically changed their meaning.
Supererogation is justified only in qualified, circumstantial terms relating to the limited effectiveness of its enforcement.
The perceived service quality as well as the user satisfaction level can be qualified in terms of QoE (Quality of Experience) parameters.
In practice, image interpretation may not be definitive and the report may be qualified by terms like "indeterminate," "possible" or "questionable".
