Sentence examples for using the same acronym from inspiring English sources
Pediatricians and some mothers cautioned that using the same acronym, PCV, for both Porcine circovirus and pneumococcal conjugate vaccine could cause confusion.
Since genes belonging to the same family should be designated by using the same acronym, we decided to give all the kinesins the acronym Kif followed by a number.
The name All Your Schoolmates uses the same acronym as All Year Social, an event planning group connected to the Commerce Society of Queens.
Some interpretations of the same acronym are better, too, although generally most acronyms that are reassigned are even less appealing than the original abbreviation.
Despite sharing the same acronym, 'drugged driving,' is the focus of a Colorado Department of Transportation campaign.
The BBC News website uses the same translation, but a different acronym.
The first is a genome-wide scan for epigenetic variation in relation to disease risk what has recently been called an epigenome-wide association scan (EWAS) (Rakyan et al. 2011) (this should not to be confused with the use of the same acronym for exposure-wide association scans, Patel et al. 2010).
"But they must be prepared to put additional manpower and funding against recruiting to achieve the increased recruiting objectives and to restore the D.E.P. at the same time," said one senior House Republican aide, using the program's acronym.
You can either have an introductory section listing all acronyms with their definitions, or introduce them in the text with the full term followed by its acronym in parentheses and using the acronym thereafter.
"We have to stop using the acronym, because every time we use that stupid acronym we conflate gender and sexuality, and if we continue to do that we think that serving a lesbian or gay student is exactly the same as serving a trans or GNC student," she explained.
