Sentence examples for clear nomenclature from inspiring English sources

This large-scale study allowed the establishment of a clear nomenclature of the goat maternal haplogroups.

In this context, the goals of the present study are (i) to characterize the domestic goat mtDNA diversity based on a worldwide sampling and make a global synthesis including previous studies, (ii) to establish the relationships between mitochondrial haplogroups and to propose a clear nomenclature, and (iii) to give standard criteria for the definition of mitochondrial haplogroups.

Our study can lead to a clear nomenclature of goat mitochondrial haplogroups, because we analyzed 2430 goats representing 1540 different haplotypes from all over Africa, Asia and Europe (946 new sequences mainly from the region of domestication and 1484 sequences from previous studies).

Only the first group of nucleotides were given 'universal' position numbers 1-1299), allowing a clear nomenclature of e.g. ITS2 base pairs.

With no clear nomenclature for this encephalitis, the syndrome received many names, including acute reversible limbic encephalitis [ 3], acute juvenile female nonherpetic encephalitis [ 1], and juvenile acute nonherpetic encephalitis [ 4].

However, a comparison of these histological data appears difficult since the term EWN comprises several functionally different cell groups (preganglionic and several non-preganglionic cell groups, the latter including Ucn-1 positive neurons) and attempts have only been made recently to provide a clear and well-defined nomenclature of the EWN in mouse [ 68] and human brain [ 21, 22, 48].

Requirements for future hCG assays include use of clear descriptive nomenclature, informed selection of antibodies of well-defined epitope specificities, and design of robust methods.

On the front of his site, alongside links to Free Kobe T-shirts, Mr. Feingold makes his nomenclature clear: The FREE in Free Kobe stands for basic American freedoms such as a fair and impartial investigation.

Here we should make our nomenclature clear.

The survey is also a clear example of the "nomenclature problem" facing climate scientists, he says.

It is clear that customary political nomenclature no longer is relevant or applicable.