The Commission on Atomic Mass, which was responsible for the attribution of the names for the new elements, settled the dispute in 1909 by granting priority to Urbain and adopting his names as official ones.
In current practice, the attribution of scientific names to groups of organisms relies on common descent as the underlying biological principle.
Another mechanism of exclusion, which is today a complaint of indigenous groups, has been the non-acceptance of indigenous names and the attribution, instead, of names of timber merchants, oil engineers or fishermen who came into indigenous territories for purposes of economic exploitation.
Rules for the attribution of both the main name and the numbering of the members of gene families are described below.
However, it is plausible that attribution of gender to first names that confused our automated system (mainly Asian names) is equally difficult for reviewers.
These analyses identify inconsistency with regard to the attribution and naming of the cry1 and cry2 gene sequences in the two cnidarians that have been previously studied (N. vectensis [25] and A. millepora [19]), and, in this work, we use the designation originally published for A. millepora [19].
Further inclusion criteria were attribution of the health symptoms to named electromagnetic emission sources (e.g. mobile phone base stations, hotspots, etc).
The pharmaceutical identification number enables a well-defined attribution of a pharmaceutical product including for example name, package size, defined daily dose (DDD) and price.
The PZN is a nationwide standardized identification number for proprietary medical products in Germany enabling a well-defined attribution of a pharmaceutical product including, for example, name, package size and defined daily dose (DDD).
Double check spelling of names and attribution for facts and quotes.
For example, 84%% use of accurate brand names has been reported for insulins in the USA, whereas product-specific attribution of epoetins approached 99%% in the European Union (EU) [ 16, 32].
