Sentence examples for terms and none from inspiring English sources

Each served two full terms, and none came close to the average annual gain so far under Mr. Obama.

The results shown that the subjects of these publications are poorly addressed, so that only 27 studies mentioned at least one of the terms and none of the studies evaluated all of the terms.

But most of these agreements last just two to three years, most do not involve independent monitors, many describe the required compliance in vague terms, and none of the work done to implement these agreements is made public.

Remark 8 One can clearly see from the proof of Theorem 3.1 that neither free-weighting matrices nor model transformation has been employed to deal with the sum terms, and none of useful items are ignored, resulting in better results with the less number of LMIs scalar decision variables, which deduces some conservatism in some sense.

MOFA said that 1,213 maps from the U.S. Library of Congress, ones that gave a name for this body of water, showed that 87 percent used Sea of Japan, 8 percent used Sea of Korea, 5 percent used other terms, and none used Oriental Sea or East Sea.

However, in this series only 7 women (10%) required dialysis in the short term and none required long-term dialysis or kidney transplant.

All the births reached term and none of the newborn calves showed detectable viral titers in their nasal secretions.

Only FHL2, PENK and OTUD7A are included in any identified GO term, and none of them are included in affected canonical pathways.

In general, most respondents agreed that the promise of toxicogenomics to reduce the use of animals in testing would not be realized in the near term, and none felt that in vitro toxicogenomics methods would ever completely replace animals in toxicologic testing.

When we asked regular eBayers whether they had read the terms and conditions none had, in spite of the fact that several are very big users.

These possibilities are not idle: we find different commentators understanding Aristotle's text in these markedly different ways.[5] Each interpretation seems justifiable in its own terms, and so none is indisputably to be preferred over its competitors, at least not on narrowly linguistic grounds.