Sentence examples for published convention from inspiring English sources

In 1969, the philosopher David Lewis (1969) published Convention, in which the conceptual framework of game-theory was applied to one of the fundamental issues of twentieth-century epistemology, the nature and extent of conventions governing semantics and their relationship to the justification of propositional beliefs.

Following published convention [ 30], raw scores are then transformed to a scale from 0 (worst health) to 100 (best health).

CD38 expression was analyzed by flow cytometry in peripheral blood and was considered to increase when ≥30% positive cells were encountered, conforming to published convention [ 25].

We have also altered the wording in the mentioned figures and in the manuscript, referring to the sites as Smc1 and Smc3 ATPase active sites (a published convention as used in Arumugam et al. 2006).

We did not set an a priori criterion for reliability prior to the analysis, although our implicit assumption was that they should be between 0.7 and 0.9, in line with published convention [ 29].

One of the first published conventions was BronyCon, which was first held in New York City at which the show's supervising director Thiessen was as a guest.

We used published conventions for numbering days in each subject for ease of comparison to prior relevant publications: In WEAU and SUMA, day 0 (d0) marks the onset of symptoms; in CH40, d0 denotes the screening sample (symptom onset was self-reported to be 2 days earlier; Table S1).

Marker nomenclature followed published conventions (Nichols et al. 2003; Danzmann et al. 2008).

Following published conventions [ 31- 36], item-to-scale correlations (corrected for overlap) were considered satisfactory for items that correlated.40 or more with their hypothesized scale.

DNA extractions were performed on all samples that were sufficiently large and epiphyte-free, and DNA barcode and phylogenetic markers were amplified and sequenced according to the published conventions for each lineage of algae.

Whereas the sexual descriptions and conversations in Lawrence's book genuinely challenged the social and publishing conventions of its time, TV's best-remembered sexual controversy in fiction involved a naked female bottom glimpsed in Dennis Potter's The Singing Detective in 1987.