Sentence examples for same term with from inspiring English sources

Thus, we augmented the same term with a Reg– function in which F3 was the sensed form of Fe.

It should be kept in mind that one gene can be annotated to the same term with more than one evidence code and that multiple annotations to the same term for the same gene could even share the same reference.

You could probably describe the general election in the same terms, with McCain replacing Clinton as the devil.

The debate over what to do with the Jack Morrow Hills and other sites along the Great Divide Basin has generally hewed to the same terms, with energy interests promising minimal impact and environmentalists seeking to hold them to their word.

The BBC's in-house arm BBC Studios is also able to bid to make the programmes but will have to compete on the same terms with commercial producers as part of director general Tony Hall's new "compete or compare" strategy, which may, with the BBC's generous conditions on things like pension costs, sometimes put it at a disadvantage.

The BBC's in-house arm BBC Studios is also able to bid to make the programmes but will have to compete on the same terms with commercial producers as part of director general Tony Hall's new "compete or compare" strategy.

The ranking of identified terms was then revised on the basis of a contrastive score calculated for the same terms with respect to corpora testifying general language usage.

The lawsuit notes that Rubio's talent agent and attorney "agreed orally and in email correspondence" with Telemundo about renewing her contract for the second season of "La Voz Kids" under the same terms with an increase in compensation, the Associated Press reports.

Finally, to evaluate the association between the presence of PPS and health status in the three different groups of diagnoses, a third ANCOVA model was developed including the same terms, with the dependent variable being the EQ-5D score.

The representativeness of the sample of women who completed the Ryff items at age 52 has not been established in the same terms with respect to population census data.

Since the discourse on medical ethics is an interdisciplinary one, these findings have a clear implication for the further debate: in order to meet the danger of using the same terms with different meaning, we regard it as indispensable that those involved in the medical ethical discourse give a definition of the terms they use.