Sentence examples for terms down from inspiring English sources

"Now, please copy these terms down: fundus, cervix, endometrium, Fallopian tube".

During the last year, for instance, Bank of America boiled the terms down to one page and sent it to its consumers in a "clarity" statement.

But their persistent role in Republican administrations, from Ike's two terms down to Robert Gates's tenure as Bush's defense secretary, was deeply important to the G.O.P.'s longstanding advantage on foreign policy.

The mayor said he would vote to restore a limit of two terms, down from three, and to ban the City Council from rewriting the rule for sitting elected officials, closing a legislative loophole that Mr. Bloomberg exploited in his quest to remain in office beyond eight years.

LaSalle Re got hurt the most in price terms, down 87%.

The methods conserve mass, obey the maximum principle, and allow to tune the strength of the diffusive terms down to zero, while avoiding unwanted numerical dissipation effects.

KEGG significant terms down-regulated in islets from POKO vs. ob/ob mice (adjusted p-value ≤ 0.05).

GO significant terms down-regulated in islets from ob/ob vs. WT mice (adjusted p-value ≤ 0.05), without significant changes in islets from POKO vs. WT mice.

Jaspar Transcription Factor Binding Site (TFBS) significant terms down-regulated in islets from POKO vs. ob/ob mice (adjusted p-value ≤ 0.05).

Broadly, the same effects as those seen at the transcript level are observed, with ribosome-related terms strongly up-regulated across all conditions and proteins with stress, membrane and cell-wall terms down-regulated.

The justices issued just 64 signed opinions in the most recent term, down from 75.