Sentence examples for terms entered into from inspiring English sources

Ogas and Gaddam, cognitive neuroscientists who met as graduate students at Boston University, analyzed a year's worth of terms entered into the search engine aggregator Dogpile between July 2009 and July 2010, and found that 55 million of the roughly 400 million terms were sexual in nature.

Terms entered into a search box in the upper-right-hand corner of almost every page of the site will generate a list of page numbers in each work in which the search key, or some derivative of the search key, appears.

It then assigns a P value using statistical modeling to compare the similarity score obtained for the specific set of phenotypic terms entered into the distribution of similarity scores obtained using randomly chosen HPO term combinations.

Search terms entered into each database are presented in table 1. Titles of identified papers were screened by one reviewer (LS) and those with titles not deemed relevant were removed.

We used the Hosmer and Lemeshow test to assess goodness of fit of the models and the likelihood ratio test to assess the relative contribution of terms entered into the model.

The Hosmer and Lemeshow test was used to assess "goodness of fit" of the models and the likelihood ratio test to assess the relative contribution of terms entered into the model.

The surface transport terms enter into the average equations due to the use of boundary conditions for diffuse interfaces.

Then discuss the following questions as a class: How do new words and terms enter into the common vocabulary?

Alston's view is that the entity to which a relation is internal contains the terms only in the sense that those terms enter into a description of the entity, but it does not follow from this that those terms are contained in that entity as marbles are in a box.

Google therefore has an economic incentive to increase the number of advertisements and links that appear for every term entered into its search engine.

Beneath the graph is a series of year ranges corresponding to each search term entered into Ngram Viewer; clicking on a range runs a search in Google Books for publications within that range of years that include the search term(s) in question.