Sentence examples for implemented terminology from inspiring English sources

For scientific examples and a clear explanation of the newly implemented terminology, download "The Revised Interim Utility Guidelines Training Materials" from the USPTO Web site (" Patent" section).

In clinical practice, the challenge will be to implement new terminology and test whether it helps to achieve the ultimate goal improving care of athletes.

Despite growing interests from healthcare organisations to incorporate SNOMED CT as a reference terminology into their clinical information systems, there is still a lack of adequate guidance and examples on how one can and should implement this terminology standard.

In the context of recruitment, a CTRSS based on case-based reasoning could dispense with the need for translating eligibility criteria and could also be implemented independently from the terminology of the EHR's database.

It's implemented with the exact terminologies, job descriptions and procedures that have been worked out in other organizations.

Recently, the apparent problem of visual detection of volcanic ash (Weinzierl et al. 2012) stimulated a change in terminology and was implemented in the latest ICAO (2013) working paper (IAVWOPSG/7-WP/17).

Recruitment decisions based on case-based reasoning, i.e. using past cases rather than explicit rules, could dispense with the need for translating eligibility criteria and could also be implemented largely independently from the terminology of the EHR's database.

The caBIG Vocabulary and Common Data Elements workspace has decided that UML modeling, caDSR metadata registration, and terminology standards must be implemented in caBIG 'Silver' compatible systems.

After a draft guidance is issued by FDA for stakeholders to provide comments on, this objective is to be fully implemented by 2017, using standardized clinical terminology developed by open standards development organizations.

In the future it will be necessary to implement more systematic terminologies and codes so that the data contained in EHRs can be put to better use [ 6].

Comparing health services across different countries poses a number of difficulties, including the variability of terminologies employed and arrangements implemented across all types of health services [ 30].