Sentence examples for term that contains from inspiring English sources

The discrepancies can be fully attributed to the presence of clusters, which are accounted for in the zero-order equations by an additional term that contains the covariance between species mass fraction and particle volume fraction fluctuations, which needs to be modeled.

∀x(Rxy ∧ Rxr) contains a free occurrence of y (that is, y is a free variable of the formula), however, y is not free for a substitution of a term that contains a free occurrence of x, for instance, x itself.

The term TMD is not a diagnosis but rather a broad term that contains a number of disease entities, such as pain in masticatory muscles and temporomandibular joints, headache, disturbances in jaw movements and sounds in joints while opening and closing the mouth.

1: Genes associated with any Gene Ontology term that contains the words 'ectoderm', 'mesoderm' or 'endoderm'endoderm

Thornicroft defined stigma as an overarching term that contains three elements: problems of knowledge (ignorance), problems of attitudes (prejudice), and problems of behaviour (discrimination) [ 37].

Cell cycle and glycolysis categories contain all genes associated with GO BP 0007049 and BP 0006096 respectively, whereas cell fate contains genes associated with any GO term that contains the words 'ectoderm', 'mesoderm' or 'endoderm'endoderm

"Genius" was always a term that contained arguments about art and order and the relationship of the writer to society – whether he (there were no female contenders) was sacrifice or magus, mad artist or Great Novelist.

As the enrichment analysis reflected percentages of genes within pathways, and because the Quarter Horse contained nearly three times as many heterozygous SNPs as the Thoroughbred, we determined the total number of genes for each BP term that contained a non-synonymous heterozygous SNP.

A single equivalent source model is proposed for the near-field, mid-field, and far-field terms, that contains flow-field statistics of the shock wave shear layer interactions.

In particular, for B, C and D simulations the terms that contain velocity vector ( overrightarrow{v} ) are null.

The finally transformed Hamiltonian, Equation 22, is very simple and no longer involves linear terms that contain E ( t ).