Sentence examples for terms a total from inspiring English sources

Mr. Clinton, for instance, protected 26.9 million acres, 9.3 million through executive action, over his two terms; a total of only 2.6 million acres has been protected so far under President Obama.

By using the search terms, a total of 936 peer-reviewed journal articles were found as of October 1, 2016.

Based on the caregiver terms, a total of 1626 children (60.1%) were reported to experience social emotional problems.

(In old modding terms: a total conversion).

I was what I think you'd call, in layman's terms, a total frickin' mess; angst-ridden, physically ill from all the stress and convinced I was going to die because, for some reason, I'm certain that every new life phase includes my untimely demise.

Cyanobacteria were, by far, the taxon with highest and most diverse number of enriched GO terms (a total of 18).

We only considered the 9 first order terms and several second-order interaction terms, for a total of 35 terms.

Following Bonferroni correction of each GO term, a total of 272 GO terms were associated at p < 0.05 with differentially expressed genes in ERBB2-overexpressing cancer cell lines treated with trastuzumab.

It was, for lack of a better term, a total fucking bummer.

This type of determination is often incorrectly termed a total homolog determination.

For the summer term a total number of n= 207 were enrolled in the pediatric course.