Sentence examples for the term of basic from inspiring English sources
This German author introduced the term of "basic symptoms" to designate the first symptoms of schizophrenia that constitute the basis on which the others symptoms develop.
R&D encompasses plenty of activities which are usually summarized under the terms of basic research, applied research and development.
Taking the new term of "basic reserves" as an example, it is very difficult to find a corresponding term from other classification systems (Wang et al. 2013b, c).
It is widely believed that this is at least partially due to the insufficient preparation of the students in terms of basic mathematical skills, and especially logic and statistics, which are indispensable in life sciences research (Rao, 2008).
From its inception in 1977, the US Department of Energy (DOE) has been responsible for maintaining the nation's nuclear stockpile, leading the country in terms of basic research, setting national energy goals, and managing thousands of individual programs.
"This type of science is a big investment and, while the return in terms of basic science can come rapidly and with high impact, the translation to biotechnologies is less certain and certainly longer term".
And so I want to frame the issue in terms of basic values and principles that we share in order to establish sympathy and empathy and identification with someone else.
Related issues and questions arose from our examination of the feedback in terms of basic questions.
The study participants did not substantially differ from the source population in terms of basic sociodemographic characteristics with the exception of a slightly higher proportion of younger patients.
The gap between Europe and the world leaders in terms of basic patenting capacity remains substantial with little sign of convergence over the sample period.
It was precisely her sense of the common ground (in terms of basic sensations and feelings) between animals and people that allowed her to show such sensitivity to animals, and to insist so forcefully on their humane management.
