Sentence examples for established terminology from inspiring English sources

Cloud and region map neatly to the well established terminology, a cloud is a top level abstraction which includes multiple regions and a region is a geographic area which hosts cloud resources.

We use previously established terminology for vertebral laminae [13].

We refer to these as 'historical controls' in agreement with the established terminology in the fields of toxicity and cancerogenicity.

The search items were based on established terminology using Cochrane definitions where possible and were "diabetes," "depression," "insulin resistance," and "insulin sensitivity" (Supplementary Table 1).

The scoring system was developed using established terminology wherever possible, and written descriptions and photographs illustrating each gradient of surface feature were provided to reduce any intra- or inter-observer error.

This dimension is clearly similar to the main component of the Baumrind typology and is therefore termed responsiveness in line with established terminology (e.g. Maccoby and Martin 1983).

HealthFlow uses an internal native ontology that can accommodate standard established terminologies such as International Classification of Diseases (ICD) or Logical Observation Identifiers Names and Codes (LOINC), as well as local, proprietary ontologies.

This paper put information theory on the map, establishing terminology and a framework that are still used today.

Also, for the proper comparison of catalytic efficiencies, it is important to establish terminology that can compare data across a magnitude of experimental conditions.

The artworks themselves "demonstrate the operability of the tool" to use established research terminology.

Adverse events were recorded as per the established Common Terminology Criteria for Adverse Events (CTCAE), version 3.0.