Sentence examples for Updated terminology from inspiring English sources

In this sense, our updated terminology, which adds a segmental reference code for the individual parts, should help in producing more precise descriptions of observed hodologic differences and other differential properties.

In 1994 the International Lymphoma study group [ 10] unified within a single "diffuse large B cell lymphoma" category, three high-grade lymphomas originally defined as "histiocytic" [ 11] and then, with updated terminology, named centroblastic lymphoma and its variants [ 12], immunoblastic B cell lymphoma [ 12, 13], and large B cell anaplastic Ki1+ lymphoma [ 14].

One of the themes of the book, in fact, is that in each era for the past century and a half or so, it's been the same old stuff couched in updated terminology--that who we are, and what we do, is powerfully affected (or even "determined") by our inherent nature.

These changes include removing the current legislative bar on same-sex couples marrying, addressing the situation of civil partnership, and updating terminology of existing legislation to reflect the new provision.

Because the IPCS glossary is limited, we found it necessary to generalize, extend and update terminology, an effort that was informed by the numerous rounds of pilot curation that were carried out by the working group during ontology development.

There is a crucial difference here (leaving aside that Reid has not updated his terminology since the 50s).

The group has since updated the terminology surrounding biodiversity, now calling it "biosphere integrity," but that hasn't spared it from critique.

Update: Terminology is hard.

The updated muscle terminologies have been incorporated into the GO.

For new disease areas, it is necessary to update the terminology especially for the class Diagnostics which shows the highest diversity of terminology in different disease areas.

Updating the terminology somewhat, we can say that the defining characteristic of an action is that it is motivated by a mental state with propositional content, i.e., an intentional state.