Sentence examples similar to altered terminology from inspiring English sources
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Authors altered their terminology to reflect these new discoveries, referring to 'ovaries' in women rather than to 'testes', for example, but also continued to quote from the classical authors and to reiterate ideas that had appeared in sixteenth-century texts.
While some safety terminology has altered, the basic recommendations for provision of anaesthetic services in MR units have remained the same since first published in 2002 [ 1].
"We reserve the right to alter or remove terminology that violates our policy before publishing a comment".
The posttest was altered to include more technical terminology and an additional four questions to assess students' ideas about evolution.
We have now altered the text at several places and use more conventional circuit terminology, with the exception of the sections discussing the graph analyses.
Recognition that CPM also occurs when other serum osmolytes are altered has prompted the use of "osmotic demyelination syndrome" as alternative terminology [ 17].
(Years before Kim Jong-il came to power, the North Korean Academy of Social Sciences altered the definition of hereditary rule in its "Dictionary of Political Terminologies," removing the phrases "a reactionary custom of exploitative societies," "originally a product of slave societies," "adopted by feudal lords as a means to perpetuate dictatorial rule").
The science fiction fan within me suddenly imagined that this decision altered the future of some parallel society ruled by Ray Kurzweil's Intelligent Machines: suddenly, the changed terminology resulted in a transformation from an authoritarian to a more democratic society.
The final ethogram suggests the use of "base behaviors" which can be altered using pre-defined modifiers in order to accommodate the requirements of individual studies while retaining consistent terminology.
