Sentence examples for suitable nomenclature from inspiring English sources

Since the dog is a frequently used animal model in studies for human intervertebral disk disease due to comparable degenerative changes and clinical signs of IVD disease [ 12- 14], human medicine may offer a suitable nomenclature to describe displacement of IVD material in diagnostic imaging.

Comment on the war in Vietnam & nomenclature suitable for use by a country not at war.

This has set us off on the invention of other nomenclature suitable for a country not at war: Vehicles dispatched to destroy highways & bridges, be called "route consolidators".

By Gordon Cotler The New Yorker, December 11 , 1965P. 49 Comment on the war in Vietnam & nomenclature suitable for use by a country not at war.

Because of the large number of new spacers identified in this work, the use of the 26-letter alphabet was not suitable; therefore, a new nomenclature system was employed to designate spacers.

Consequently the same nomenclature might be suitable for both methods.

The anatomic classification of AU together with the standardized set of criteria for grading intraocular inflammation proposed by the Standardization of Uveitis Nomenclature Working Group is suitable for reporting clinical data and assessing the effectiveness of therapy [[6]].

There is more than one way to specify molecular structures, and those based on 'connection tables' (specifications of atomic connectivities) are more suitable for processing by computer than conventional nomenclature, as they are matrix representations of molecular graphs, readily governed and handled by graph theory.

The former need is met through guidelines on the application of HLA nomenclature for matching and selection of suitable stem cell sources based on the World Health Organisation (WHO) Nomenclature Committee for Factors of the HLA System.

Even though MLVA is rapid, high-throughput and has high discriminatory power, no standard methodology or nomenclature has been defined, which makes this method less suitable for assessing long-term and global epidemiology [ 9].

A new nomenclature therefore needed to be introduced and pan-genomic studies are likely to be the most suitable method for exploring species under this system [ 44, 63].