Sentence examples similar to an agreed-upon terminology from inspiring English sources
It is therefore important that histopathology standards are monitored and are on the basis of CIN or other internationally agreed-upon terminology.
"This an agreed-upon sale".
Data were collected using an agreed-upon pro forma (Table 1).
Blocking an agreed-upon release of Palestinian prisoners.
"We have to get an agreed-upon set of offsets.
Such network is formed by (1) a set of local ontology networks that are language dependent, in which each network represents the local and particular view that each ES has of the employment market; and (2) a reference ontology network developed in English that represents a standardized and agreed upon terminology of the European employment market.
Mapping terms (e.g., omcB) to standard semantic concepts (e.g., gene_name), allows users and systems to conduct a dialogue with the same agreed upon terminology and enrich the types of searches that databases may choose to support.
This will ensure the use of mutually agreed upon terminology between the radiologist and the referring clinicians, eliminating any potential source of confusion.
Fixed/Flat Fee: Based on an agreed upon flat fee.
Every feature has an agreed upon value and owners.
