Sentence examples for specific nomenclature from inspiring English sources
There's a surprise baby; there is an ever-present urn containing human ashes (and there are far too many jokes involving it); there are metaphorical ideas concerning the natural world, with plenty of specific nomenclature involving bees and flowers but without clear meaning.
The diversity of cytochrome isoenzymes is vast and hence depicted by a specific nomenclature bearing Arabic numerals.
The evaluation of Varanus was performed using Amazon Web Service, therefore instead of using generic cloud computing terms this paper will use AWS specific nomenclature.
CSOFT is drawing on its 10 years+ of translation services expertise, including a crowdsourced glossary for industry/topic specific nomenclature, called TermWiki, which it launched around four years ago, and the circa 50,000 translators already on its books.
In the past, we used a specific nomenclature in the rat to identify MCH neuron sub-populations [23]: MCH type A neurons for spinally MCH projecting cells, and MCH type B neurons for MCH/CART cortically projecting cells [13],[13],[13].
However, more specific nomenclature for individual ion channels has been proposed in some cases (PSAC).
Of particular interest are interspecies differences with resulting specific nomenclatures.
While all participating countries, except Greece, have some type of hospital discharge dataset in use, the specific nomenclatures (ICD-9, ICD-10) and DRG-schemes vary somewhat from country to country as does the history of use and extent to which data have been validated [ 37].
Such intra-specific nomenclature is common among indigenous knowledge holders (Turner et al. [ 49]).
Over a period of 40 years, SNOMED has developed from a pathology-specific nomenclature (SNOP) into a logic-based health care terminology.
The SEED phylogenetic identifiers associated with each sequence read were converted from the SEED-specific nomenclature to the NCBI taxonomic identifier, and a phylum-level taxonomic assignment was added.
