Sentence examples for clearer terminology from inspiring English sources

In order to establish a clearer terminology of the taxa involved, we want to propose some new names.

Opposing reviews on the effect of phenolics on SOM decomposition argue further studies on the relationship between the forms and the roles of phenolics on decomposition and clearer terminology, as a wide range of molecules are defined as phenolics.

This polymorphism was first described by its two end-members, the morph with three triangles being named simplex and the morph with four triangles complex [28], [5]; considering the occurrence or not of a triangle, together with this clear-cut terminology, suggested a discrete variation [29].

The danger of this trajectory, of course, is that without clear terminology the issue you seek to address can be sidelined.

Further, it intends to provide a clear terminology for discussions among researchers.

Surely the attempt of a clear terminology in proteomics will help to contribute to the deciphering of biological systems.

The concept introduces a clear terminology and consists of the three building blocks elements, policy processes and characteristics, which can be delineated by several dimensions.

Along the way we have been at pains to introduce some clear terminology for various different concepts (e.g., 'true' motion, 'substantivalism', 'absolute space'), but what we have not really done is say what the difference between absolute and relative space and motion is: just what is at stake?

When dealing with aging and appearance, however, clear terminology is required.

Indeed, the use of the terms "nonadditive" or "antagonistic" demonstrates the difficulty of clear terminology in this field.

Imaging studies should use suitable and larger control groups, clear descriptions of the clinical findings, reliable and reproducible imaging protocols and clear terminology.