Sentence examples for under the common terms from inspiring English sources
Importantly, under the common terms of US military sales to foreign states, governments are contractually obliged to seek US approval before transferring US-made weapons to a third party.
Although technically belonging to different classes, they go under the common term 'atypicals'atypicals
We refer to them under the common term Primary Care Organisation (PCO).
The most common terms found under other reportable diseases or conditions were meningitis, hepatitis, chicken pox, and postexposure prophylaxis for rabies (Table 2).
At the same time, they underpin the necessity to – experimentally and linguistically – distinguish between certain transcript isoforms (and the underlying genes) rather than summarizing them under a common term.
Of the 11 second-level GO terms grouped under 'molecular function', 'binding' (N = 1,256 counts) was the most common term assigned to the contigs.
All the above research contributions on improving the power efficiency of DSL systems by the usage of DSM are understood to fall under a common term referred to as 'Green DSL'.
The SPM, however, would not be a "relative" poverty measure under the common understanding of the term.
" 'Sterile' is the closest common term.
A study like this would be akin to a Phase II pharmaceutical study (a controlled study to evaluate the effectiveness of a treatment or procedure for the particular indication in patients with the disease or condition under study and to determine the common short-term side effects and risks).
