Sentence examples for a non-specific term from inspiring English sources

Aortitis is a non-specific term, defined as inflammatory infiltration of the aortic wall.

According to the OED, the term frog was a non-specific term of abuse as early as the 14th century.

Stomatitis is also a non-specific term referring to any inflammatory process in the mouth, with or without oral ulceration.

They also include synonyms, e.g. malformed inner ears (PM5543) which is a non-specific term closely related to morphological abnormality of the inner ear (HP 0011390).

An aphtha (plural aphthae) is a non specific term that refers to an ulcer of the mouth.

To be clear, non-Gen-Yers, this is a non-derogatory, non-specific term for someone who is both a babe and a state, an impressively unsuccessful, muddle of a person that somehow pulls off a shambolic look.

The equation contains three terms relating to the various intermolecular interactions occurring in electrolyte solutions: a short range non-specific term represented by the Soave Redlich Kwong equation of state, a specific association term described by the two-state association model and a Debye Hückel primitive model term for long range ion ion interactions.

Major outcomes included the elimination of the non-specific term "chronic allograft nephropathy" (CAN) from the Banff classification for kidney allograft pathology, and the recognition of the entity of chronic antibody-mediated rejection.

This situation is confusing, as confusing as purging terms like "short-term/working memory", "long-term (episodic) memory", "semantic memory", and "implicit memory" from our vocabulary in favor of one single non-specific term "retrospective memory" and then arguing about whether there are memory age declines or age improvements in retrospective memory.

The non-specific term Ibg has different origins.

The non-specific term 'irritability' commonly used in the DSM has had an adverse effect on diagnostic specificity and thereby on treatment.