Sentence examples for nomenclature given from inspiring English sources

Considering also that the various genome projects are are in different states of completion, the nomenclature given here to the ORFs should be considered preliminary.

aThe current nomenclature given is one of several different notation systems currently in use For nonsynonymous variants, some annotation systems use a three letter code for amino acids (e.g., p.Gln347Arg), whereas others use a single letter code (e.g., p.Q347R).

He developed the nomenclature, gave the court a geography and captured the game's rhythm melodiously.

The IAU Committee on Small Bodies Nomenclature gives final approval to the name.

Also the title for his book, this nomenclature "gives a sense that we're doing an equation," he said.

Carl Linnaeus, the founder of modern binomial nomenclature, gave lemurs their name as early as 1758, when he used it in the 10th edition of Systema Naturae.

In 1982, changes in the International Code for Botanical Nomenclature gave protected status to all names adopted by Fries in the Elenchus Fungorum, and established Guepinia as the correct genus name.

More importantly, UASIS nomenclature gives names that are searchable and comparable.

The present curves cover 11 combinations of end conditions, three types of taper, all taper ratios between 0·2 and 1, and all axial forces between −Pc and 0·6Pc where Pc is the critical buckling load for pure compression and can be found from curves provided (a list of principal nomenclature is given in Appendix 2).

* In brackets and italicized, the numbering of atoms using in IUPAC nomenclature are given.

In the following, we develop an energy balance model for which the nomenclature is given in Table 1.