Sentence examples for use this term for from inspiring English sources

Darwin himself did not use this term for his theory until the Descent of Man (1871).

Terry et al. (1993) do not consider the ALL to be a distinct ligamentous structure and use this term for a synergistically acting combination of superficial, deep and capsulo-osseous layers of the ilitibial tract.

A function f(x) is said to grow logarithmically if f(x) is (exactly or approximately) proportional to the logarithm of x. (Biological descriptions of organism growth, however, use this term for an exponential function. ) For example, any natural number N can be represented in binary form in no more than log2(N) + 1 bits.

This chromatid is not the "lagging chromatid" in a strict sense, however, we will use this term for all detached chromatids as this term is commonly used for micronuclei formation.

Nevertheless, we chose to use this term for simplicity.

Some people continue to use this term for convenience, which included 64 people.

The term secretome was coined by Tjalsma in 2000 defining the secreted proteins in Bacterium subtilis [72] and, in 2010, Agrawal suggested using this term for 'the global group of proteins secreted into the extracellular space by a cell, tissue, organ, or organism [73].

Until the 20th century, no Kabbalists used this term, for them the point was not the ecstatic states themselves, but the prophecy that could be obtained through them.

Aristotle used this term for the celestial element -- the stuff of the heavens -- and said it was subject to different tendencies than the stuff of earth.

Another alternative is validating distributional properties of the remainder term and using this term for monitoring.

As there is currently no exact definition of inflammatory PML, we used this term for patients with more than 500 T cells/mm within PML lesions.