Sentence examples for terms were commonly from inspiring English sources

Interestingly, no terms were commonly identified by the conventional enrichment analyses (FDR cutoff of 5%).

For GRN to TRN comparison only 6 terms were commonly significant.

Regarding cluster 3, the following terms were commonly used: "communication with local residents," "interaction," "significant," "important," and "necessity".

Some GO terms were commonly enriched in these networks, such as gene expression (GO: 0010467), translation (GO: 0006412), and photosynthesis (GO: 0015979).

(By contrast, in Brazil, more than 125 terms are commonly used to describe racial distinctions).

The Social Security Act does not deal with the concept of 'equality' or with the guarantee of 'civil rights,' as those terms are commonly understood.

Four terms are commonly associated with waste-disposal processes and are often used interchangeably, though not always correctly: excretion, secretion, egestion, and elimination.

To begin with the two terms are commonly applied to different items.

The first term is the least square error between the inferred parameters and the data while the second and third terms are commonly used as smoothing regularizers.

(1) This combination of an exponential decay with characteristic time τ and a sum of excitation terms is commonly called a 'leaky integrator model'.

British academic John Parkin's new international design guide Designing for Cycle Traffic uses the phrase "cycle traffic" in the title and throughout, and he stresses that, in countries with high bicycle usage, similar terms are commonly used.