Sentence examples for terms that show from inspiring English sources
'*' represent GO terms that show a significant tendency not only for the human annotation but also for the mouse annotation.
Many researchers claim that this weakness is overcome by including residual terms that show the composite effects of the unmeasured influences on variables.
We summarize our main observations on the two organisms (Section 3.1) and perform case studies on three GO terms that show consistent patterns for the two species (Sections 3.2 and Supplementary Section S.9).
In the middle bubbles, use adjectives, adjective phrases, and other terms that show similarity between the two objects.
In all his years in Vermont, he rarely ventured into the world, and then it was to inveigh against Western immorality, consumerism and decadence in terms that showed little firsthand knowledge.
As senior Bush administration officials prepared for a new round of arm-twisting aimed at resolving the dangerous military standoff between India and Pakistan, the two adversaries' ambassadors in Washington each spoke in terms that showed little flexibility or movement toward negotiations.
When developing new questionnaires diagnosticians might want to consider applying those terms that showed reasonable congruency for older and female patients, too.
The terms that showed the most enrichment were then grouped into BP families as defined by the PANTHER classification system [ 33].
Perhaps they were assisted by a few unforced areas, but it was a final term that showed grit and resolve.
Cesar Torres, a former Apple designer who now works for Sidecar, a ride-sharing start-up, said on Twitter: "While I don't agree with the stylistic choices in iOS 7, it excites me that 'design' is a term that shows up in major news site headlines".
Insurers refer to the service they provide to their enrollees as a "medical loss ratio"(MLR), a term that shows how much they lose by financing care for patients against how much they make.
