Sentence examples for controversial terminology from inspiring English sources

Due to their relatively small size, variable criteria for histological diagnosis, controversial terminology, and difficulty in establishing in vitro cultures, melanocytic dysplastic nevi have hardly been studied [21].

And finally, Twitter's Mac app will now display "hearts" instead of "stars" – reflecting the recently controversial shift in the terminology and iconography for Twitter's favoriting mechanism.

And finally, Twitter's Mac app will now display "hearts" instead of "stars" – reflecting the recently controversial shift in the terminology and iconography for Twitter's favoriting mechanism.

At the same time, the nature of the emergency field and the normative legacy of the do no harm imperative mean that some of the traditional innovation terminology becomes controversial.

The use of terminology becomes controversial here, where the computational and functional communities use words such as construction and generation for the gene families whereas an alternative school of thought might insist that gene families are inherent products of nature and are therefore observed or discovered rather than constructed or generated.

To supporters, Trump's devil-may-care attitude and outsider status feel like a welcome rebuke to elites who would rather squabble over terminology (e.g. President Obama's controversial refusal to use the phrase "Islamic terrorism").

The terminology for labelling these categories is itself controversial and contested.

The ethics of terminology are addressed, building on the sustained controversial debate in regards to the delicate issue of conceptualization.

The interchangeability of biosimilar drugs and reference products remains a controversial issue, partly because of the lack of standardized terminology.

The different terminology may be the cause of the rather controversial outcome of investigation of the predictive value of this feature.

But this terminology must be handled with care, because of the controversial issue of the existence of properties that cannot be instantiated, e.g., round and square.