Sentence examples for avoid this term from inspiring English sources

I usually avoid this term despite its heavy usage within the scientific community.

Ngāti Rangi permanently emphasized this perception about the volcano, constantly repeating that the tribe does not consider Ruapehu as a hazard; indeed, Ngāti Rangi asked volcanologists to avoid this term from the beginning of this project.

Therefore, in the present paper we tried to avoid this term and to substitute it with the term "group", because we operated a categorization of objects which was formerly labeled with standard criteria and then differentiated them using an Attribute-Value system.

Headache occurring on ≥15 days/month might be any of a group of disorders, including chronic MIG, chronic TTH and medication-overuse headache (MOH), that are often but imprecisely referred to collectively as "chronic daily headache"; we preferred to avoid this term.

We will avoid this term as we are not assessing hereditary changes in chromatin but transient differences in chromatin states between promoters in this study, and instead refer to these as chromatin marks or just histone modifications.

Since in the biostatistical community the term "risk prediction" is reserved for therapies, thus by calling for treatment response probabilities or side effects probabilities, we will avoid this term in the following and use the more general term of probability estimation (Steyerberg 2009).

Although the term departmentalization may be considered by some as appropriate here since teachers are focusing on a smaller number of content areas, we are avoiding this term, because teachers in all of these cases seem to associate themselves with the other teachers of the same students (a team), rather than other teachers of the same subjects (a content department).

Although chromatin marks are often called 'epigenetic marks', we have avoided this term here because their mode of inheritance is not the focus of the study.

Postmodern clerics, to me, find ways to avoid this crucial term.

It is probably best, however, to avoid this misleading term and simply say that they are thought of by the metaphysician as applying unequivocally to whatever falls within experience.

To avoid this, if a term is a member of several propositions with different scores, we initially keep only the best scoring proposition.