Sentence examples for termed up from inspiring English sources
By contrast, the increase in forest areas triggered by temperature changes would be slower and longer termed (up to 700 800 years).
Data, which then meets the quality indicators set by GPRD is termed "up to standard" and it is this data which has been used to derive our cases, controls, exposures and covariates.
Certainly, that's the impression I got after I tried to look the term up.
Lake unsparingly recalls the ordeal before coming to terms, up to a point, with fate.
The other party has to agree to these terms up front.
That new clip came to 4.1 percent in annualized terms, up from 3.5 percent.
Typical model horizons are short term: hours up to days, mid-term: up to 2030, long term: up to 2050 or 2100.
One of EMBO's key activities for early-career scientists is providing long-term (up to 2 years) and short-term (up to 3 months) fellowships.
end{aligned} Note that this not an exhaustive list of terms up to fifth order.
We only need terms up to first order in our analysis.
