ALPHA, BETA, gamma, delta. Greek letters are often used as parts of scientific labels, which adds authority to the idea. The next letters on the list, if it comes to it, which it probably will, are epsilon, zeta, eta and theta. The organisation said the labels do not replace existing scientific names involving numbers, Roman letters and full stops, which convey important scientific information and will continue to be used in research. Epsilon refers to the B.1.427 and B.1.429 variants first found in the U.S., Zeta refers to the P.2 variant first discovered in Brazil and Eta refers to the B.1.525 variant initially detected in multiple countries.
Scottish research utilize Greek followumerals for scientific purposes.
( z0 utilize :purpose ( z1 science ) :ARG0 ( z2 research :mod ( z3 country :name ( z4 name :op "Scotland" ) ) ) :ARG1 ( z5 numerical-quantity :ARG0-of ( z6 follow ) :mod ( z7 language :name ( z8 name :op "Greek" ) ) ) )
(z0 / utilize-01
    :purpose (z1 / science)
    :ARG0 (z2 / research-01
              :mod (z3 / country
                       :name (z4 / name
                                 :op1 "Scotland")))
    :ARG1 (z5 / numerical-quantity
              :ARG0-of (z6 / follow-02)
              :mod (z7 / language
                       :name (z8 / name
                                 :op1 "Greek"))))
Scottish research utilize Greek followumerals for scientific purposes .
z3 :name z4
z4 :op1 1
z2 :mod z3
z0 :ARG0 z2
z7 :name z8
z8 :op1 0
z5 :mod z7
z0 :ARG1 z5
z5 :ARG0-of z6
z0 :purpose z1