Sentence examples for recognisable in terms of from inspiring English sources

It never really worked as a money-making exercise, potential spectators knew only too well that the more famous side would be barely recognisable in terms of personnel or commitment, but as long as the admission price was fairly fixed so that a dad and two or three kids could go without causing a family row over finances the arrangement seemed to suit all parties.

There was no recognisable long-term effect of the interventions on the HPA axis in terms of diurnal cortisol rhythm or total cortisol secretion.

In terms of.

In terms of cash, certainly.

In terms of what?

In terms of securitization?

In terms of everything.

Question: In terms of long-term ….

In terms of performance, yes.

In terms of gene content, 43% of the 5,266 Sanger-only contigs had significant (BLASTx E-value < 1e-6) matohes thethe nonredundant protein database, again suggesting that many have recognisable coding potential and are less likely to be artefacts.

Think in terms of shapes.