Sentence examples for term in this study from inspiring English sources

Note that the first-degree term in the toroidal expansion corresponds to the net rotation of the lithosphere, which depends on an absolute reference frame; we therefore do not discuss this term in this study.

The modularity and the reduction to two pieces per shim term in this study is an important simplification that makes the method applicable also for passive shimming within single sessions.

Similarly, there was no way to distinguish between "white girl" as cocaine slang or as part of "white girl wasted" (wasted was not a search term in this study).

However, the numbers of patients treated long term in this study were small (40 had 1-year, 38 had 2-year, and 22 had 3-year follow-up).

Dictionary definitions of the word tumor vary, but in the common understanding of tumor, as in "a growth — a mass of tissue — that has no function" [ 63], these entities are tumors, hence our use of the term in this study.

Participants for what we term in this study the "Cardiff sample" were recruited from child and adolescent mental health services or community pediatric outpatient clinics in the United Kingdom.

The energy terms in this study include the plastic strain energy, the frictional sliding energy, and the heat transfer energy.

The inclusion of interaction terms in this study had little impact on the problem.

In lay terms, in this study, the in-migrants are the ones who leave the HA that they resided to receive care in another HA.

In lay terms, in this study, the out-migrants are the ones arriving from different HAs to receive care in the HA that is not their residence.

As shown in Figure 1A, we define a few new terms in this study, in order to avoid causing confusion by using conventional terms such as ribosome-binding site (RBS) or Shine Dalgarno (SD) sequence.