One also finds a certain uncompromising attitude a conviction that the truest engagement with a subject will overcome any difficulties of terminology.
Indeed, the use of the terms "nonadditive" or "antagonistic" demonstrates the difficulty of clear terminology in this field.
The findings also highlight the probability that, in highly specialized disciplines, speakers' language backgrounds would impact the ease or difficulty of acquiring discipline-specific terminology.
These variations of terminology underline the difficulty of harmonizing the decisionmaking processes, as several authors have noted [ 10, 11].
In our study, we identified some challenges to mapping the nursing classification system in the patient record on the NMDS-AT data: the availability of actual information to assess the quality and completeness of terminology linkage; the difficulty of correctly using classifications systems; and the need to address differences in granularity between both terminologies.
As a consequence of the separate development of ethology and comparative psychology, however, some difficulties have arisen in the use of terminology.
There is inconsistent use of terminology, which contributes to difficulties in replicating and understanding the association between intervention and outcomes [ 10, 11].
These references and our work demonstrate that students have considerable difficulty with terminology, which may hinder their understanding of genetics.
In a situation analogous to ALH versus LCIS, there might be some difficulty in terminology and practical differentiation between a case of LCIS with type B cells and that of PLCIS.
Vagueness of terminology, failure to separate out LDIE from most frequent infectious complications, difficulties in evaluating epidemiological characteristics, and true clinical symptoms delay markedly the diagnosis of LDIE.
