Sentence examples for unambiguous naming from inspiring English sources

Elucidation of the genomic structure of this complex gene cluster on the mouse reference sequence, and adoption of a clear and unambiguous naming scheme, will provide a valuable tool to support studies on the evolution, regulatory mechanisms and biological functions of defensins in vivo.

Using a newly proposed, concise, and unambiguous naming system (also described here) these proteins are: SmFixLH128 264, BjFixLH140 270, and EcDosH1 147.

The International Society of Genetic Genealogy [34] published a strictly cladistic Y-DNA haplogroup tree based on capital letters, in order to identify the broader clades, and a succession of numbers and letters for lower hierarchical levels, thus flexible enough to allow the unambiguous naming of haplogroups defined by newly discovered downstream markers.

Moreover, the unambiguous naming of Alzheimer's does not necessarily facilitate understanding by the patient (Extract 3).

Clinical reports should include sequence reference(s) to ensure unambiguous naming of the variant at the DNA level as well as provide coding and protein nomenclature to assist in functional interpretations (e.g., "g". for genomic sequence, "c". for coding DNA sequence, "p". for protein, "m". for mitochondria, etc).

With my own experience as a guide, I strongly advise all new parents to give their children utterly unambiguous names.

The enemy state in such rehearsals is often given a somewhat unambiguous name: the reds.

We have attempted to select clear and unambiguous names for the different approaches we considered.

'Unambiguous' names are removed with every occurrence in the text.

This benefits Reactome because it simplifies the time-consuming process of defining and maintaining unambiguous names in a consistent manner.

Entities involved in pathways and the events they participate in require descriptive and unambiguous names that are often not available in the literature or elsewhere.