Sentence examples for the accepted terminology from inspiring English sources

Lady lion is the accepted terminology I believe.

We named the original sequence of ASGPR H1 and its novel variants H1a and H1b, respectively, in accordance with the accepted terminology of H2 variants [4], [8].

I recently met with our environmental justice grantees, and during our conversations, I realized that my own failure to communicate in the accepted terminology of the environmental justice community may have led to a misunderstanding of my commitment to these issues.

Graphene was discovered in 2004 by Russian-born scientists Andre Geim and Konstantin Novoselov utilizing, in the widely accepted terminology, the "Scotch tape method" [40].

The current accepted terminology for this complex mixture of tuberculo-proteins is culture filtrate proteins (CFP) and this includes secreted proteins, exported proteins and non-secreted, somatic components which are released into the culture medium due to autolysis, replication and bacterial leakage [ 12, 13].

The establishment of accepted terminology for follow-up requirements could further harmonize the PSUR assessment process, which may contribute to the quality of the procedure.

Comparisons have been complicated by the lack of an internationally accepted terminology for both the normal glandular structure and the tumours that arise in the mammary glands of rats and mice.

Approximately 1 million new and recurrent acute myocardial infarctions (AMI) occur annually in the United States. 1 Whereas ST-segment elevation myocardial infarction (STEMI) has long been accepted terminology in the literature and clinical setting, 2 the term non-STEMI (NSTEMI) became more commonly used in the mid-1990s.

The lack of a generally accepted terminology and classification for existing data elements as well as the small number of publications considering implications of differing semantics of data types for social identity management further substantiates the argument.

Each atlas will adapt the well-known and widely accepted terminology, nomenclature, classification schemes, and staging algorithms.

ICF Core Sets make it possible to classify and describe an individual's functioning using widely accepted terminology, which facilitates the comparability of international studies.