Sentence examples for terms produce a from inspiring English sources

Pro-European MPs and some government sources believe it may be possible to use the Commons to mount a guerrilla campaign to minimise the impact of a referendum vote to quit the European Union – or even to reverse the decision if the negotiations with the EU on the UK's exit terms produce a disastrous deal.

Enthusiasm for the performance is tempered, however, by the fact that a simple metric of the number of MeSH terms associated with a disease when used as a prediction ranking produces an AUC score of 0.84 (and counts for drug-associated MeSH terms produce a score of 0.80).

Failure modes F21 and F23 represented by different sets of linguistic terms produce an identical RPN, i.e. 336 and are ranked at position 1, however, the risk implication for both the causes may be totally different.

As for the myth of the beautified view of suffering, the myth is no more than the result of a misalignment of terms producing a disordering of the phenomenology of the simultaneous experience of beauty and politics in art.

These core terms produced a basic protein interaction network consisting of 124 proteins (and genomic locations).

The need for broad search terms produced a volume of results that made an exhaustive literature search unfeasible.

Each of these interaction terms produced a p-value > 0.05 based on the Wald statistic, indicating that the proportional hazards assumptions were not seriously violated.

Republicans promise that the guerrilla war they have been waging against Mr Obama from opposition will merely intensify if the mid-terms produce a Republican Congress.

I take up slack when people aren't taking responsibility the term producing a record means taking responsibility for the record.... It's my job to ensure that they get the ideas across".

A few comments on the post itself cited the usage as derogatory, offensive and irresponsible, and a poll of the followers on my Facebook page about the term produced a heated debate 70-odd comments long about othering, objectification and just what constitutes offensive language when describing black people.

Each term produces a partial (adjusted) correlation.