Sentence examples for precise nomenclature from inspiring English sources

In 1997 Leake presented a precise nomenclature of 76 names that encompass the chemical variation within this group.

This more detailed understanding of the capsular ligamentous system will eventually result in a more precise nomenclature of defining shoulder instability.

Ganesha, the God of Beginnings and Remover of Obstacles, is seated in a posture my kids call crisscross applesauce, what I once called "Indian style" but which, despite this instance of fairly precise nomenclature, is now considered politically incorrect.

Given the importance of classification of lineages for studies on viral epidemiology, evolution, and ecology [19], [30], we have proposed a precise nomenclature system for identifying and unifying all lineages and genotypes of H9N2 viruses.

We have proposed a precise nomenclature system for identifying and unifying all lineages and genotypes of H9N2 viruses which should facilitate international communication on the evolution, ecology and epidemiology of H9N2 influenza viruses.

We provide a framework for obtaining a panoramic understanding of H9N2 viral evolution and propose a precise nomenclature system for unifying all lineages and genotypes of H9N2 influenza viruses in order to improve our ability to predict the direction of evolution by monitoring changes in the viral genome.

18th century plant taxonomy bequeathed to the 19th century a precise binomial nomenclature and botanical terminology, a system of classification based on natural affinities, and a clear idea of the ranks of family, genus and species — although the taxa to be placed within these ranks remains, as always, the subject of taxonomic research.

When describing neurochemical subsystems associated with love, however, we will employ a more precise and consistent scientific nomenclature.

Further, anatomical terms are suggested to establish a precise and self-explanatory nomenclature for the complex anatomy of the equine sinonasal pathways.

While there is generally high inter-rater reliability on the diagnosis of PDDs and commonality of concepts across experts, some differences persist between nomenclatures about the terminology and precise operationalized criteria of PDDs.

As a more precise refinement generalization of previous nomenclature [2], we here define a muscle yarn segment as homochiral or heterochiral according to whether or not this segment has the same or different chiralities for yarn twist and yarn plying in this segment.