Sentence examples for using the terms from from inspiring English sources

Three multivariate logistic regression models were constructed: 1) standard model, with both continuous and discrete variables; 2) dichotomous model, with continuous variables dichotomized at clinically relevant cut points; and 3) summary score defined as the sum of the points accrued using the terms from the dichotomous model.

If there were multiple results or no results at all, we would use the terms from primary data bases.

The second analysis that we performed used the terms from Gene Ontology to identify common characteristics among the top K562 CREB targets.

"When talking about the practice some like to call 'waterboarding,' I myself prefer to use the term from the original Spanish: 'tortura del agua.' That's what Torquemada called it when he used it in the Spanish Inquisition, and that's what I call it today: 'water torture.'".

Based on what I've gathered from watching a lot of cable news, all you have to do is dress sharp, pretend like you know what you're talking about, and use the term "from Wall Street to Main Street" a lot.

While Instagram, and by extension Facebook, cannot stop apps that don't use its API from using the terms, the continued use of that connection is now dependent upon apps not using either term in their names.

In March 2015, the Florida Center for Investigative Reporting alleged that State employees were banned from using the terms climate change and global change.

"It was the best one I'd seen in a while at the upfront," Mr. Campanelli said, using the term derived from the practice of the networks' presenting their schedules — and selling commercials — before the season starts.

Overall, the number of mainstream news articles in the UK using the term "scrounger" jumped from 173 in 2009 to 572 in 2010, remaining high since.

But he seems to be using the term 'fictionalism' differently from how it's been defined here.

It has therefore tried to move away from using the term "soft" subjects.