Sentence examples for remote terms from inspiring English sources

On this occasion, he doesn't tell us what the play is about - book now to find out - but he does allow himself a rare, sharp stab at the current British theatre, which "struggles piously to present plays about poverty and degradation to an audience not very closely acquainted with either - and which has to be subsidised by the charitable efforts of people on even more remote terms with them".

For example, co-annotation of 25 genes by the two semantically remote terms, cell death and oxidation reduction, may be puzzling at first glance, but it is less surprising when one understands that many of the genes involved in oxidation reduction are also involved in the process of programmed cell death.

The logical approach to information as correlation builds on Shannon's ideas but is naturally concerned with the qualitative aspects of information flow that were highlighted above and that Shannon's theory does not address, such as: what information about a 'remote' site (remote in terms of space, time, perspective, etc).

Rockman decided to used his position as an artist "to visualize these things that were very abstract and remote in terms of people's life span and comprehension," he told HuffPost.

In each province the local health office helped select two districts, one "intermediate" and one "remote" in terms of their ease of access to health facilities.

In this prospective proof-of-concept cohort study, we sought to compare "summary measures" of cumulative exposure to TC, SBP, and DBP, with single-point-in-time measurements of these risk factors (both recent and remote), in terms of ability to quantify CAD risk.

Conclusions: In patients with mild gestational hypertension remote from term, 46% ultimately had preeclampsia, with progression to severe disease in 9.6%.

This study was undertaken to determine the influence of increased prepregnancy body mass index (BMI) on pregnancy outcome in women with mild gestational hypertension remote from term.

Objective: The purpose of this study was to evaluate the impact of ethnicity on outcome in women with mild gestational hypertension that is remote from term.

We explored the association between clinical parameters at admission and the subsequent development of major maternal complications or adverse infant outcome in women with hypertensive complications of pregnancy remote from term.

Our purpose was to describe the prognostic signs in the natural course of mild gestational hypertension and pregnancy outcomes in women who were remote from term with mild gestational hypertension that was expectantly managed.