Sentence examples for I interchangeably from inspiring English sources

The source has used "we" and "I" interchangeably in messages; HuffPost has not yet been able to confirm whether the leaks are coming from an individual or a group.

To simplify the notation, we use EIF i interchangeably.

A Bayesian network (Pearl 1988) is a multivariate probabilistic model whose conditional independence relations can be represented graphically by a directed acyclic graph (DAG) with vertices V = (V 1,..., V p ) and directed edges (i, j ) ∈ E ⊂ V × V (note that we use the notations i and V i interchangeably, to refer to a node).

(In this paper we will use first-in-human and phase I studies interchangeably, although we are aware that first-in human research consist of more than merely phase I trials).

Later in 2008, in talks and interviews, I referred to it interchangeably as "email apnea" and also, as "screen apnea".

Thus, we use the terms "integron integrase gene" " intI", and "integron" interchangeably.

While a given marker can be measured by using different techniques, this does not necessarily mean that these techniques can be used interchangeably (i.e. have comparable results), owing to their inherent differences.

Along this vein, content and content marketing (which I'll use interchangeably in this post, as I believe them to be the same thing), though only coming to the forefront of marketing buzzwords in recent years has been the lifeblood of marketing strategies for over a century now.

You can hear haters described in song by Isabel Fay, but they're not the same as trolls, even while many people (Fay included) use the terms interchangeably (I'm not being a hater when I say that, by the way; I'm being a pedant).

"I use those interchangeably," Paprocki said.

The term "secrecy jurisdiction" emerged in the US in the late 1990s, and I use them interchangeably.