Its vocabulary and grammar are based in English, but its various dialects derive vocabulary and phrasing from West African languages, Spanish, and, to a lesser degree, French.
Briefly, we used PDG-ACE's Medical Subject Heading (MeSH)- derived controlled vocabulary of 2,531 keywords, at least 106 iterations in significance testing, repeated each test to confirm a satisfactory survey of the genome, and only accepted keywords over-represented at a Bonferroni corrected p-value ≤ 0.05.
In the 19th century two literary languages arose from that colloquial tongue: among Hindus, the modern form of Hindi, which derives its vocabulary and script (Devanagari) mainly from Sanskrit; and among Muslims, Urdu, which, though grammatically identical with Hindi, draws much of its vocabulary from Persian and Arabic and is written in the Perso-Arabic script.
They have brought with them a vocabulary derived from circuit design and software development that they seek to impose on the softer substance of biology.
The earliest terminology for rhythmic values, the long (longa) and breve (brevis), was most likely derived from the vocabulary of metrics.
My new book, "Toponymity: An Atlas of Words," is a guide to vocabulary derived from the names of places and peoples.
The names of force components were derived from the vocabulary used in most texts on aircraft flight mechanics [26].
We argued that this showed striking congruence between our phylogenies derived from basic vocabulary, and the traditional subgroupings defined largely on the basis of phonological evidence such as the loss of the Proto-Oceanic uvular trill *R in the Central Pacific subgroup [22], or the lowering of high vowels in morphemes identifying Central-Eastern Malayo-Polynesian [23].
Traits can be organized in descriptors using a predefined crop-specific vocabulary derived from descriptor lists (23).
Figure 2(d) shows the "Midnight Viewer" tab window, where we can observe the regional units vocabulary derived by diverse datasets (i.e., microarray gene expression, RNA gene expression, and CNV).
The Gene Ontology Consortium is a collection of databases for a variety of organisms, which is commonly used to annotate gene expression based on existing knowledge of biological function and a limited functionally-derived vocabulary.
