Sentence examples for terms to that from inspiring English sources

We assessed the GO term annotations for the clusters of Core MYC signature genes that display a common direction of response and found that the induced genes and repressed genes have a very similar set of overrepresented GO Terms to that found in the individual studies described below (see below, Supplemental Table S2).

Similarly, what has been called the Indian Mesolithic Period (Middle Stone Age) corresponds in general typological terms to that of Europe.

Invited to the Élysée Palace by Mr. Hollande before the Conservative prime minister, David Cameron, Mr. Miliband was afforded a reception close in protocol terms to that of a premier.

Its expansion should be regarded in similar terms to that of the Nazis in Europe, and the ambitions it has on the key capitals of the region; namely Baghdad and Damascus.

Mousing over any word in the cloud shows related terms to that as well.

The reflection from a short-circuited line can be described in similar terms to that from an open-circuited line.

Eager to start, the Brumleys agreed to terms that gave them only 2% of the company.

I am still trying to come to terms with that.

This avoids giving too much weight to terms that commonly occur together.

There is a degree of membership for each linguistic term that applies to that input variable.

A broad list of search terms was tested to identify terms that produced relevant articles and minimized redundancy.