"First of all, he was really quick," Lauda says, using the sport's preferred synonym for "fast".
DSM-5 now includes "specifiers" for ASD, which is a useful starting point to delineate individual differences in autism spectrum conditions (ASC: hereafter we use this term as a preferred synonym for ASD, to avoid the pejorative implications of the word "disorder").
Eighteenth-century deists believed there was a God but, tellingly, they frequently preferred synonyms for him — "Almighty Being" or "Divine Author" (Washington) or "a Superior Agent" (Jefferson).
Apache Solr (http://lucene.apache.org/solr) was used to index the identifier, preferred name, synonyms and definition (if available) of each concept in these resources.
It contains more than 81,000 classes and 139 relationships connecting the classes, and over 120,000 terms (preferred and synonyms) with 81,020 unique English preferred terms (PT)(Each FMA concept is represented by one preferred term and a list of synonyms), 52,040 unique English synonyms, 4,436 unique French terms and 139 French synonyms.
Using NPC browser 1.1.0, we extracted preferred names and synonyms.
Terms, i.e. preferred names and synonyms, are automatically extracted from the original CTD database and stored in a common internal format, together with their unique identifiers, as obtained from the original resource.
We can parse through text, replacing the many different variants of a term with either a single concept code or with a preferred (so-called canonical) synonym.
The table shows preferred terms and their synonyms for 15 points in time.
Similarly, when comparing synonymous codons, the one used more in ESEs is relatively preferred at exon ends over the synonym (Willie and Majewski 2004; Parmley and Hurst 2007).
If it was an entry term or a UMLsynonymnym, the resulting modified query was: q2 = "preferred term"[MeSH term] OR "preferred term"[all fields] OR ("word 1 of preferred term"[All Fields] AND "word 2 of preferred term"[All Fields] AND etc).
