Here they are referred to as atoms, a terminology only very rarely adopted by Boyle himself.
Upon searching the term Cerebrotendinous Xanthomatosis in the NCBO Bioportal, 15 ontologies were displayed, some of them being collateral to the domain, such as DermLex, a terminology of the dermatologic domain, or RadLex, a lexicon in the radiology domain.
We conceptualise downstream responsibility for the example of carbon emissions, by establishing a terminology as well as a framework for quantifying downstream carbon footprints.
Consider, as an example, a terminology (mathcal{T }_R) containing the sentence in Expression (1), plus (P mathsf{Person })!=!0.2,P mathsf{BibItem })!=!0.6,P mathsf{hasPublication })=0.1); its graph is depicted in Fig. 1.
Compared to previous work, our approach employs a rich ontology (as opposed to simple is-a terminologies) that can encode substantial information about the domain.
An abnormal stroma can be regarded as a classical promoter in the terminology of carcinogenesis, in that the dysfunction of normal epithelial mesenchymal interactions increases the probability that the preneoplastic lesion will progress to malignancy.
The Medical Entities Dictionary (MED) has served as a unified terminology at New York Presbyterian Hospital and Columbia University for more than 20 years.
We will argue firstly, that the terms marginal and unused land serve as a manipulative terminology for the benefit of attempts to commercially valorize and commodify African landscapes, from biofuel to large-scale food production and tourism.
As a consequence, terminology used has been inconsistent and sometimes confusing.
Recently, the 'Munich muscle injury classification system was introduced as a new terminology and classification system of muscle injuries'.
