Sentence examples for library terminology from inspiring English sources

One usability study of an NHS website published in 2003 [ 17] found that major problems were often caused by specialized library terminology.

Japan has currently no such an IFD-like library of terminologies which is to be an essential tool for the multiple and harmonized information processing, so that JCCS should be a key technology for the successful CALS/EC.

Conventional terminology uses library to mean library of spectra, and database to refer to a collection of sequences.

One day, I may type away for hours on end, producing several thousand words of translation; on another, I will spend time doing background research on the Web or at a local library for information and terminology on a new topic.

The priorities for future research include developing public agencies to monitor overuse; defining the scope of overuse as well as physical and psychological harms; evaluating the effect of Choosing Wisely and other efforts to curb overuse; improving understanding of overuse by review boards and guidelines panels; and adopting standard terminology for library search engines.

Type refers to the ALLPATHS terminology of sequencing libraries - "frag" refers to short insert paired-end libraries that are typically two ends of <1Kb fragments, "jump" refers to long insert mate pair libraries that are typically between 1Kb to 10Kb, "long_jump" refers to the ends of fosmids and BACs.

We designed overlapping probe libraries for a range of highly variable drug target genes based on known sequence information and develop a formal terminology to describe probe library design.

Enhancing such a library with a terms definition portal further reduces terminology confusion.

They added this language to the legislative appropriations bill: "To the extent practical, the committee instructs the library to maintain certain subject headings that reflect terminology used in Title 8 of the United States code".

This library provides gene ontology information using the standard vocabulary (terminology) of the Gene Ontology Consortium.

Spending hours in the library looking up references and searching for just the right terminology is like writing a winning research proposal.