Sentence examples similar to consistent lexicon from inspiring English sources
The works of David Mitchell have inspired a consistent utilization of the lexicon of accolade, at times even of hyperbole.
Standardisation is a central tenet of the BI-RADS lexicon for consistent interpretation and communication of results, and elastography will be added to the next edition of BI-RADS: Ultrasound [ 19].
Despite saying they were a Google employee, they didn't use langauge consistent with Google's internal lexicon.
Our research group provided findings consistent with the orthographic word lexicon assumption showing that during reading the left vOT is not only engaged in sublexical letter string computations [e.g., Dehaene et al., 2002] but also in orthographic whole-word coding.
In the systems engineering lexicon, definitions for the terms "verification" and "validation" are settled; consistent with the definitions promulgated by the Department of Defense (DoD) [1]; and quite distinct from one another.
Lexicon negative findings for Tph1 KO mice have been independently replicated and are consistent with additional studies performed at multiple laboratories.
SR is usually displayed in modular format with section headings, contains a consistent ordering of observations in the form of templates or checklists, and uses standardised language and lexicon [4, 9, 10, 11].
Consistent with high expression of Cldn18 in gastric cells and in agreement with a previous report, Lexicon's Cldn18 KO mice had severe gastritis.
Lexicon's Sostdc1 KO mice did not show any obvious skeletal phenotypes in the HTS, consistent with observations of no phenotype and mildly elevated BMD through 3 months of age that disappears at 4 months of age.
