Sentence examples for systematic vocabulary from inspiring English sources

Even if procedures were available, most facilities having us perform knowledge elicitation do not schedule cases using a systematic vocabulary (e.g., Current Procedural Terminology codes) [ 36].

The work of (Lee and Doh 2013) and Ogata et al. (2004, 2010) did not draw on any specific theory of language learning or systematic analysis of vocabulary learning outcomes.

Moreover, most of the marks of science as commonly understood are shared by academic philosophy: the subject is systematic, rigorous, replete with technical vocabulary, often in conflict with common sense, capable of refutation, produces hypotheses, uses symbolic notation, is about the natural world, is institutionalized, peer-reviewed, tenure-granting, etc.

Despite that the Gene Ontology project is aimed at describing gene product characteristics and gene product annotation data, by ways of a direct acyclic graph (DAG) structure of controlled vocabularies, the process of assigning GO terms to gene products might prove difficult given the current GO structured vocabulary and the systematic relationship between the GO terms.

Shortcomings include the lack of systematic implementation tools and a common vocabulary.

The metadata, which are administrative (contact), technical (data processing, software used) and biological (sample), are captured by using controlled vocabulary terms, to support systematic search across data sets.

The application of such methods involves the systematic analysis of the phonologies (sound systems), vocabularies, and grammars of the languages in question.

The MASCOT/WOTRO systematic mapping developed a sensitive search strategy, using both controlled vocabulary and free-text terms to identify studies on Medline (PubMED), which was adapted for subsequent searches of other electronic sources (Additional file 1).

The search included the electronic databases MEDLINE, EMBASE, Cochrane Central Register of Controlled Trials, Cochrane Database of Systematic Reviews, CINAHL and Scopus, using various combinations of controlled vocabulary supplemented with key words.

Controlled vocabulary, supplemented with keywords, was used to search for systematic reviews of outcomes and economics of HD in the elderly.

In view of these conflicting findings, this study aims to examine the effects of a systematic and structured proposed contextualized word family model of DVI on students' vocabulary acquisition.