A variety of terminology has been used to describe complexions and complexion transitions.
In the most basic sense, evolutionary trees are branching diagrams showing common ancestry and the relationships between taxa with variations on this theme depending on the scientific statements being proposed and have a variety of terminology associated with them (e.g., cladograms, phylograms, etc).
In the literature a variety of terminology (e.g. tendinitis, peritendinitis, tenosynovitis, tenovaginitis) and case-definitions are used for this condition.
Considered to be a relatively new entity, IPMT represents a spectrum of a neoplastic process, which has been previously referred to by a variety of terminology.
The concept of research utilization has been described using a variety of terminologies, including 'knowledge translation', 'knowledge management'knowledgedge utilization', and 'research dissemination', among others.
Although the term 'IC' originated in the United Kingdom (UK), other countries have adopted similar strategies; several equivalent healthcare models are used globally and are denoted by a variety of terminologies including 'sub-acute care'post-acuteute care' and 'transition care' [ 1].
It contains a variety of gross terminology like "Swamp Donkey," which in pervy junior hockey speak translates to a "species [that] lurks in the depths of the bar scene and in rezes across the nation".
While recognising both the distinct features of these populations and the heterogeneity of Aboriginal people across Australia, they are respectfully referred to as Indigenous people in this paper, although the informants interviewed and the literature accessed used a variety of different terminologies.
Indeed, a large variety of terminology was found in the literature during analysis and classification of criteria.
A great variety of terminology has been used, and studies evaluating the same pathogen often use different methodologies encompassing almost every stage of the process from filter paper selection to final assay procedures, making comparison vexed.
All of the vendors and internally-developed systems stated that they supported the use of a variety of controlled clinical terminologies (e.g., LOINC, SNOMED, ICD-9, Medcin, RxNorm, etc). to record structured clinical findings, although not all clients make use of these features.
