Sentence examples for previous terminology from inspiring English sources

We conclude that the event is best explained as a strong pseudobreakup or weak initial expansive phase, an expansive phase, and a poleward boundary intensification (PBI), using previous terminology.

Using previous terminology for the stages of memory recall, our shorter-term recall via the right antenna is referred to as mid-term memory, whereas the 23-hour recall is definitely long-term memory [16].

More recently the term Responder Definition (RD) has replaced previous terminology [ 14].

This goal – at least – requires the extension of the previous terminology to a multilingual conceptual system.

In contrast to the previous terminology, the terms (intermittent) nocturnal incontinence and enuresis are now synonymous[ 4].

The most prevalent oncogenic BRAF mutation is the V600E BRAF mutation (previous terminology, V599E), which is present in 63% of melanomas (Brose et al, 2002).

Although MedDRA has obvious advantages over previous terminologies for coding adverse drug reactions and discovering potential signals using data mining techniques, its terminological organization constrains users to search terms according to predefined categories.

There is a higher prevalence of both these events in more undifferentiated DCIS (known as comedo cancer in previous terminologies) [ 6], suggesting a functional significance, but this had not been definitively established.

To assess and depict the impact from surrounding regions on the mtDNA pool, the East Timor haplogroups were classified according to their geographic origin as per previous reports, where terminology and assignments were overlapping and contradictory at times [ 3, 5, 15, 16, 24, 28- 30, 32, 34, 40, 70, 80].

We use the terminology from previous studies [22], [26], but it should be noted that the neutral model of gene expression evolution and Kimura's neutral model of molecular evolution are different concepts.

We have used the same terminology as in previous scientific works about NC.