Sentence examples for we've termed from inspiring English sources

Those with low lifetime values and high referral values we've termed Advocates.

Through a process we've termed "reverse innovation" these practices can be brought to other countries, including the United States, where health care costs are out of control.

"We've termed it the 'transit paradox,' " said Clarence W. Marsella, general manager of Denver's system, which is raising fares and cutting service to make up for the steep drop in local sales tax.

And now we see something we've termed the "virtual volunteer". People can volunteer their knowledge to create apps, assist in mapping activities, help with coding information, give donations by texting, or be part of a hashtag campaign like #bostonstrong.

It also helps satisfy their desires to feel cared for, and helps build upon the trusted relationship most customers have with their pharmacist — an example of what we've termed protection.

This is what we have termed the "intelligence assumption train".

We have termed this the Tyr-down autoinhibitory mechanism.

We have termed this fraction the "thinness ratio".

We have termed this cell type latent-HSCs, which appear exclusive to the aged HSC compartment.

We have termed this rapid form of neuroplasticity Dynamic Network Connectivity (DNC).

We have termed this activity BCDFμ (B-cell differentiation factor for IgM).