Sentence examples for a more suitable term from inspiring English sources

Nonetheless, it should probably be conceded that "final value" is a more suitable term than "intrinsic value" to refer to the sort of value in question, since the latter term certainly does suggest value that supervenes on intrinsic properties.

A more suitable term is 'avoidance of crystalloid excess', which is the key to improving outcomes.

The term cluster of self-destructive behaviour is a more suitable term when also suicide attempts are included.

But the New Crash (I can't think of another, more suitable term) is both larger and harder to understand.

Our assumption was to include any use of the term "virtual patient" even though there might be more suitable terms (e.g. manikins are usually not called virtual patients).

Whenever the story featured a cad who owned a dog, women rated that man as a more suitable long-term partner than a cad who didn't own a dog.

In new guidelines published last month, he recognised that the shopping scooter was in the process of being revolutionalised as a concept, declaring that he had "decided that the legal term 'invalid carriage' should be replaced with a more suitable and contemporary term" (without specifying what that term might be).

The methylene chloride (MC) commonly used for an encapsulation process was replaced by ethyl acetate (EtAc), which was considered as a more suitable organic solvent in terms of both environmental and human safety.

This suggests that I may be a more suitable radionuclide for RIT, in terms of lower toxicity to normal tissues.

In terms of finding a more suitable biomarker of aging in the future, it could be that a single biomarker alone is not a sufficient tool with which to accurately assess a person's biological age.

Generally speaking, it can be concluded that RSCP is a more suitable measure of relevance between domain and GO term.