nomenclature

Preposition: of

• glycoproteins: No official nomenclature of glycoproteins, glycopeptides and peptidoglycans has been available hitherto.
• chemistry: Among the established methods of systematic nomenclature of organic chemistry, skeletal replacement ( " a " ) nomenclature ( refs.

Converse of object

• standardize: More controversial, and not likely to be fully acceptable, was the hope that maybe we could standardize nomenclature as well.
• approve: Journals We are very pleased that the Lancet has joined the growing number of journals which support the use of approved nomenclature.
• revise: Eukaryotic DNA polymerases: proposal for a revised nomenclature.
• propose: APC is invited to recommend that Senatus formally approves the proposed nomenclature.
• use: Fourth change on the way is to some of the nomenclature used on canals, which has been deemed to be unacceptable.

Adjective modifier

• systematic: Some of the ideas behind systematic hierarchical nomenclature for gene families are explained in the links from the other webpage.
• unified: I agree that a unified nomenclature of human ABC transporters would be very useful.
• biological: Biological nomenclature is of central importance to the recovery and establishment of links between data from different sources and of different types.
• consistent: Principle XI: Consistent nomenclature is required " The nomenclature of postgraduate qualifications should be consistent across the UK.
• correct: We should take care in getting correct nomenclature, historically and as used by the local community.
• organic: Note In organic replacement nomenclature the final " a " of the replacement prefix is not elided ( ref.

Modifies a noun

• committee: We should send copies of all emails to the human genome nomenclature committee to keep them informed about what we are doing.
• issue: Please feel free to stop by the HUGO booth to ask about any nomenclature issues or just to say hello!

Noun used with modifier

• gene: This also proved a valuable forum to raise the profile of approved gene nomenclature with all the organizations present.
• fusion: Beilstein too has had to extend and develop fusion nomenclature.
• enzyme: Some of the recommendations have been used in Enzyme nomenclature [ 1 ] .
• chemical: LGC is ready to advise on all aspects of chemical nomenclature.
• replacement: Note In organic replacement nomenclature the final " a " of the replacement prefix is not elided ( ref.