Sentence examples for terminology development from inspiring English sources

The artifacts and processes developed by NCI for collaboration may be useful in other biomedical terminology development efforts.

Respective tools for published terminologies are already in use, e.g., ISO Online Browsing Platform (OBP) [10], DIN-TERMinology Portal [11], or the International Electrotechnical Vocabulary (IEV, IEC 60050), as provided by [12], which are the most valuable resources for terminology development.

As Carla Hurd, who oversees Microsoft's Local Language Program, points out, "There are languages we've encountered where the terms we need to translate simply don't exist, so we end up working with the local communities on terminology development.

Enterprise Vocabulary Services (EVS), a description-logics based thesaurus and ontology management system, provides terminology development and hosting services.

However, coarse encodings have been used successfully for clinical named entity recognition, for example, in Swedish [ 36], which is a promising approach to support terminology development as well as semantic interpretation.

Instead of conceptualizing local practice as something that should be accommodated, initiatives like the CDSC should see local variation and terminology development as an opportunity to improve the collective, universal CDS.

Multiple terms have been used to describe subclinical cognitive deficits (for a more comprehensive description of the terminology developments see Petersen (2004) and Dierckx et al (2007)).

After a draft guidance is issued by FDA for stakeholders to provide comments on, this objective is to be fully implemented by 2017, using standardized clinical terminology developed by open standards development organizations.

The formal terminology developed here and the analysis approaches it is used to describe will contribute to the development of such tools.

On the other hand, in the terminology of development, the environment provided by the abnormal stroma may be considered 'permissive' for tumorigenesis by leading to the selection of cells with altered survival characteristics.

To do this, terminologies under development should be made more openly available to standardization working groups in the development phase (and not only after completion).