Sentence examples for the term entry from inspiring English sources

Thus, we propose to use the term "survival of the flattest" to refer to situations in which two quasispecies compete, and there is no mutational coupling between them; and the term "entry into error catastrophe" as the displacement of a phenotype with high replicative ability but less robustness by another flatter phenotype, when they are mutationally coupled and within the same quasispecies.

Some companies might view these new graduates as "cheap labor," but in general it is more polite to use the term "entry-level workers".

The term "entry-level" DSLR is often an oxymoron.

Acknowledging graduate entry programmes, for students who already hold a degree, the term professional entry medical education was used to denote the first medical degree a person completes for entry to practise as a doctor.

The searches used the MeSH terms' entry terms and were limited to 2008 or the last 180 days.

The term building entry loss used here corresponds to the ITU-R Rec.

This further strengthens the notion that the major part of Ca2+ comes from the extracellular space (possibly through the fused LB, see Figure 5), a pathway for which the term "Ca2+ entry" is most appropriate.

Thus, quality control of ontology term entry is done automatically as the terms are entered.

This tactic was known as entrism sui generis, to distinguish it from the short-term entry tactic employed before World War II.

Originally, all of the ontology-term entry boxes were designed as plain-text entry boxes.

Now, only a valid term ID will be accepted in the ontology-term entry boxes, which eliminates typographical errors and invalid IDs.