Sentence examples for qualified terms from inspiring English sources

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.

Mr. Zarb would not call today's vote a victory for anyone, couching his praise for the county's progress in the most qualified terms: "This is the first time there's some indication that this may be a step in the right direction, that the problem is not going to get worse," he said.

But how many of his colleagues held the same basic thought, just in slightly more qualified terms?

Following the vote, Hardin and Stone leaders pledged their support to Goebel, though some did so in qualified terms.

Yet, clinical successes were described by stakeholders in qualified terms.

"We conclude that the FTC could, and did, specifically authorize all United States tobacco companies to utilize the words 'low,'lowerer,'reduceded' or like qualifying terms such as 'light,' so long as the descriptive terms are accompanied by a clear and conspicuous disclosure of the 'tar' and nicotine content in... the smoke produced by the advertised cigarette," the opinion said.

For purposes of this section, the term "qualified long-term care insurance contract" has the meaning given such term by section 7702B.

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.