Sentence examples for consistent nomenclature from inspiring English sources

Twenty-six models are described using a consistent nomenclature.

Three-dimensional unsteady flows with time-varying grids are described using a single, consistent nomenclature for both formulations.

But it is worth noting that the authors also pointed that "these divisions are clearly arbitrary", but "they do provide useful 'benchmarks'" and this scheme can help to "maintain consistent nomenclature when describing the relative strength of agreement associated with kappa statistics" (Landis and Koch 1977).

Efforts among researchers are now underway to establish and encourage usage of a unified and more consistent nomenclature.

We described a number of methods, and a consistent nomenclature, to derive signatures by combining images within a year, across years, or both.

Suggestion for consistent nomenclature within superfamilies.

This data set of the long-term (1981 2010) climatological mean shall be referred to here as the "climatology," consistent with nomenclature for other ocean data.

We believe that the adoption of isoform signatures can help establish a consistent, unambiguous nomenclature for alternative splicing isoforms.

When describing neurochemical subsystems associated with love, however, we will employ a more precise and consistent scientific nomenclature.

In the case of yeast, an F-score of 0.92 could be reached, while in the case of fly (F-score of 0.82) and mouse (F-score of 0.79) the performance was considerable lower due to less consistent naming nomenclature use and high degree of ambiguity of gene names.

This new format is based on a connection table approach, instead of a linear encoding scheme, to describe the carbohydrate sequences, with a controlled vocabulary to name monosaccharides, adopting IUPAC rules to generate a consistent, machine-readable nomenclature.