Sentence examples for terms of directions from inspiring English sources

Implications are discussed in terms of directions of research for the improved modeling of fission gas behavior for engineering purposes.

The paper analyses how the Halland model case fits into the CK and SWCD frameworks, and draws implications in terms of directions for future research and policy design in the current context of Europe's low growth trajectories.

There were general consistency between TaqMan assay and deep sequence analysis in three miRNAs (miR-1a, miR-125b and miR-146a) in terms of directions of regulation and significance.

Moreover, while the interaction between Lys68 and the quinalizarin OH is conserved in both cases either in terms of distances or in terms of directions, His160 interacts more efficiently with quinalizarin OH in the quinalizarin/CK2 tetramer model compared to the crystallographic complex.

Apart from the comparison of microwave ablation versus thermal balloon ablation, estimates from the network meta-analysis were consistent with available direct estimates between second generation devices in terms of direction and significance of treatment effect.

The artist who might have taken the most away from the experience in terms of direction is Niki Ketchman from Westport.

For my money, and specifically in terms of direction and shaping actors' performances, Alexander Payne was arguably the winner, but Gravity was still a formidable achievement.

The measurement is designed in terms of direction and connection.

The predicted acreage is usually correct in terms of direction.

The effects of these variables are described only in general terms of direction and magnitude.

The displacement of the incus is variable in terms of direction and amplitude.