The linguistics conference featured a panel on emerging syntaxonomies and their role in comparative grammar research.

The ecologist introduced a new syntaxonomy for classifying meadow communities.

During the field survey, botanists recognized a previously undescribed syntaxon dominated by three endemic species.

The linguist argued that the phrases were connected syntaxially rather than semantically.

The syntaxonomical framework presented in the paper clarified several ambiguities in vegetation classification.