Sentence examples for short in the context from inspiring English sources

LOTUS-Cell 2.0, or LOTUS-Cell for short in the context of this paper, is a large Thai telephone speech corpus.

Although de-identification of data has been traditionally seen as a response to privacy concerns, it might fall short in the context of genomic data (Kaye 2012), given that DNA is a unique identifier.

This has been shown to be a fundamental aspect of most invasive and non-invasive BCI devices, with training periods being much shorter in the context of invasive recordings [38].

In short, in 2010 the context for the UK's secret intelligence work is very different from 1994.I am not going to use today to tantalise you with hints of sensitive operations or intelligence successes.

Greene (2005a) argued that when a fixed-effect model is used for data in a relatively short period, and a period of three years is short in this context, the estimated parameters may be biased and there may be an "incidental parameters" problem [ 6].

The "Hello Boys" ad could be perceived as a short story in the context of a woman who may not be as confident in her appearance, but when she puts on a Wonderbra, she is happy to say, "Look how good I look". (I am sure she was just fine with a traditional brassiere, but the marketing was certainly effective).

In order to assess the performance of BFAST, we compare BFAST to other available software for the ability to correctly map short reads in the context of different numbers and types of base differences from the consensus human genome such that the use of BFAST for variant discovery in the human genome is apparent and can be reasonably inferred.

To evaluate blood monocyte subsets and functional monocyte properties in patients with rheumatoid arthritis (RA) of short duration in the context of cardiovascular (CV) risk and disease activity.

Delirium, characterized by acute disturbances of consciousness and cognition that develop over a short time in the context of an acute medical condition, occurs in up to 50% of intensive care unit (ICU) patients [ 1, 2].

In short, the context in which the Picasso was offered could not have been more favorable.

This suggests that the deadweight loss associated with short-time work in the context of a very short downturn may be over 70% ((0.25-0.07)/0.25).