Sentence examples for so called activity from inspiring English sources

This indicator is closely related to the so called Activity Index (AI) long used in bibliometrics, which, in turn, is a version of the economists' Comparative Advantage Index [ 7, 8].

PASS simultaneously predicts more than 2800 pharmacological effects, mechanisms of action and specific toxicities (so called biological activity spectrum) based on structural formula of the compound.

Its moderate but persistent activity started between the 3rd and the 7th centuries AD, consists of continuous degassing, mild explosions (the so called "Strombolian activity"), rare lava emissions, and sporadic violent explosions (Bertagnini et al., 2003).

The test can also not be applied on sera having so called "anticomplementary activity".

Most of all, alternative programs for extracurricular (so called, "special") activities should be developed.

It can be supported by nurturing certain virtues and getting engaged in so called "intentional activities" which are aimed at enhancing sustainability.

Trivializing so called "trivial" activities misses a deeper point: When these tools reach a tipping point, they reveal a utility never anticipated by their creators.

Machine learning is routinely used in the prediction of chemical properties based on molecular structure information, so called quantitative structure activity relationships (QSARs).

Afterwards, the physicians indicated how much supervision they estimated each candidate would require on nine so called "Entrustable Professional Activities (EPAs)" unrelated to the observed scenarios.

The second questionnaire consisted of nine so called "Entrustable Professional Activities" (EPAs), tasks that are suitable to entrust to a trainee once sufficient capability is attained for unsupervised practice [ 24] (see Table  4).

After all observations, physicians were asked to individually indicate how much supervision they estimated this trainee would require on nine so called "Entrustable Professional Activities (EPAs)", unrelated to the observed scenarios.