Sentence examples similar to unification of terminology from inspiring English sources
Therefore, the unification of these terminologies as CMT instead of hypodontia etc., and using standardized templates to clearly define CMT and mild, moderate, and severe cases of CMT or hypodontia are necessary.
During the latter quarter of the nineteenth century, great efforts were made in the unification of the Latin form of anatomical terminology with more modern ones.
The diversity of terminology associated with genes and proteins across the range of organisms exhibiting these transport mechanisms can hinder unification of the related literature and knowledge, so we instead chose to focus on the organisms and mechanisms that define and describe the behavior of these T4SSs.
Another interesting question of terminology today.
Often it was a question of terminology.
Well, it's a matter of terminology.
Yet he was equally clear about his use of terminology.
The joke fell flat, a victim of terminology.
But you can't use that kind of terminology.
"It was an error of terminology and interpretation," she said.
