There was no term that matched 'quality clinical placements' and a vast array of terms had to be inspected, definitions interrogated and selections made.
The promotion and development of chronic disease self-management programmes has led to an array of terms being used to describe lay people, such as peer mentors, peer leaders, peer educators, lay health workers, community health workers, community health educators and many more.
The board also has its own vernacular, which seems to have developed over its short lifespan an array of terms and slang-words to describe the process of getting high.
The board also has its own vernacular, which seems to have developed over its short lifespan – an array of terms and slang-words to describe the process of getting gakked up.
"Despite GDPR, it's left up to parents to protect their children's privacy and navigate a confusing array of terms and conditions".
Buyers can choose from an array of terms, including 4.99% for 60 months or 6.39% for 84 months.
In an 1851 paper, Sylvester explains: I have in previous papers defined a "Matrix" as a rectangular array of terms, out of which different systems of determinants may be engendered as from the womb of a common parent.
We found that a wide array of terms was used in the print media [ 18- 21, 33- 38], many of which conferred a sense of familiarity and efficacy (e.g., "study aid", "study tool") regarding this form of MPH use (Table 2).
In many cases, the terminology of performance measurement can itself be confusing and is characterized by a wide array of terms and concepts that include productivity, outcomes, effectiveness, efficiency, quality, etc.
The nomenclature of mammalian septins has proven problematic but a uniform nomenclature has simplified a Babel-like array of terms (see Table 1 in Hall and Russell (2004) for the diverse septin aliases).
