organising_data/Using-naming-conventions.md

@@ -13,15 +13,14 @@ Key-value pairs are a very flexible way to record the meta data associated with
 4. You can use directory structure to organise your data, the management of this is a little more complicated though.
  
 ## Examples
-Here are some example of filename used:
+Here are some example of filenames:
 
 #### `171101_dose-100_time1_rep1.tif` 
 
-   - the date of experiment
-   - the dose
-   - the time in hours since the start of the experiment
-   - the replicate number
-
+   - date of experiment
+   -  dose
+   - time in hours since the start of the experiment
+   - replicate number
 
 #### `20161207_Lforms_pre2PFA_Control_4A02_R3D.dv ` 
    - date of experiment
@@ -30,6 +29,10 @@ Here are some example of filename used:
    - the treatment
    - a locate code for the field of view
 
-
-
+#### `2017_HardballCochlear/R3/1_8/01_R3D.dv ` 
+This one using directory structure to help organise the gils
+   - name of trial
+   - code for the substrate (R3)
+   - filed of view code (1_8)
+   - replicate number (01)