Sentence examples for terms are from from inspiring English sources

Note that almost all the terms are from these shores: sliders, burnt ends, French dip.

(These terms are from John Bickle 1998, Chapter 4).

In Equation 40, the first and second terms are from the cost function, and the third, fourth, and fifth terms are from the constraints.

What we call "civilizations" in moral and cultural-theoretical terms are, from the perspective of biological anthropology (which deals with the animal/human distinction), the result of a long sequence of auto-domestications.

The expression terms are from the controlled vocabulary (CV).

Preferred terms are from MedDRA [ Medical Dictionary for Regulatory Activities, version 12.1].

The largest increase in applications in percentage terms was from Brazil.

Nineteen enriched GO terms were from down-regulated genes.

All significantly enriched GO terms were from genes higher expressed in line B. The enriched GO terms could be roughly grouped into two clusters.

In survey 3, students misused terms in 8.9% of codable responses, and most of these misused terms were from developmental biology or genetics.

The term is from the financial world.