Sentence examples for terms developed from inspiring English sources

In this article we describe the classification and its development, with the aim of illustrating the process by which terms developed for primary care were classified in a new way to allow study of the role of specialists.

Under its terms, developed countries including the US and the EU would have to cut their emissions by an average of 5% by 2012, compared with 1990 levels.

Suppes (1978) emphasized the mutual untranslatability of the descriptive terms developed in the course of scientific specialization.

Correction terms developed to reduce the self-boasting effect are studied.

Thus it was Diodorus's propositional logic (see Dialectical School), rather than the logic of terms developed by Aristotle, that became the basis of the remarkable Stoic logical system (see the entry on Stoicism in this encyclopedia, section 4, "Logic").

This objective approach should be used as a foundation of a discussion to obtain a single ontology, that is, a formalized collection of standard terms for all medical 3D printing, including terms developed in the future.

The press defines the terms, develops the ideas and images we use to describe candidates, and thereby frames the judgments we make.

Graciela Chichilnisky, an economist at Columbia and the creator of the carbon market in the Kyoto Protocol, told me, "In historical terms, developing countries have been the victims of climate change.

"Concepts and terms develop differently in individual languages and language communities, depending on professional, technical, scientific, social, economic, linguistic, cultural or other factors.

In Medline, the medical subject heading (MeSH) "sepsis" was combined with the following MeSH terms: "developing countries" OR "Africa".

Fast Annotator (available at fastannotator.cgu.edu.tw) was used to analyze the distribution of gene ontology terms, develop graphical representations of the data set and for enzyme identification [ 26].