Sentence examples for yes in terms of from inspiring English sources

And yes, in terms of who runs the country, the discrepancy is even greater.

So yes, in terms of Adam Fisk, my brother-in-law, I am very happy making sure that they don't seem like the bad guys.

Yes, in terms of population, which, at 82m, is a third bigger than that of any other EU member.

"Yes, in terms of numbers but not in terms of the different characteristics of this outbreak," said de le Vingne.

Is this relevant for functional assessments in RA? Yes, in terms of the expected trajectories of the patients' disease activity and function; in other words, patients with RA experience great changes in disease activity and function given the new treatment strategies and new and effective drug regimens [ 5].

Does size affect price? A. In contemporary printing and marketing, yes, but in terms of vintage photographs, not necessarily.

Authentic, yes, but in terms of fidelity, about as true to the original as a scratchy recording of Caruso.

NR: It is a departure in that it is a sports romance, yes, but in terms of the romance itself it is still very much me.

Both yes and no camps, in terms of the material on their official campaign websites, appear out of touch with the breadth of discussion taking place among potential voters.

Compared to orthogonal encoding, selecting frequent itemsets on cleaved instances (FI-YES) yield better results in terms of accuracy, f1 and ROC-AUC scores.

Oh, yes, the knee pointer, in terms of functionality, turned out to be second only to the mouse.