Sentence examples for term to all from inspiring English sources

He applies this term to all manner of ills: environmental degradation, the decline of the media.

If a RCG was found to be functionally characterized by a GO term, we assigned the same term to all the genes in the RCG which were not annotated to it: in this way we produced a set of predicted functional annotations.

The GO interaction graph was constructed connecting each GO term to all gene products annotated in that term (GO annotation as available from the GO gene-association file).

In the case of GO, the frequency p of a term is the ratio of the number of genes annotated by that particular term to all GO annotations.

The second group was articles where no variation or synonym for 'infection' existed in any field, but since PubMed 'explodes' a term to all of the narrower terms in the MeSH hierarchy tree under it, terms like 'septicemia' and 'septic abortion', as well as 'corneal ulcer' and 'trachoma', were included in the PubMed search but not Relemed.

French law does not oblige a bidder to offer identical terms to all shareholders.

"We expect publishers to offer the same terms to all other booksellers, including Barnes & Noble and independent booksellers".

And they were constrained by a decision to apply the same repayment terms to all of the counterparties.

They intended merely to expose facts "in simple terms to all observers, so that their environment may be understood, and thus constantly transformed".

That could thwart the Procter & Gamble Company, which is interested in Beiersdorf, but as an outsider would have to offer the same terms to all shareholders.

Microsoft must sell Windows under the same terms to all PC makers, though it can offer discounts for volume purchase agreements.