Sentence examples for evolution of terminology from inspiring English sources

There has been some evolution of terminology to better describe the histological basis of this chronic, progressive nephropathy, commonly referred to as chronic allograft nephropathy (CAN) and more recently as interstitial fibrosis and tubular atrophy (IF/TA)[4] [6].

"In doing so, he has also inadvertently highlighted the issue of appropriate terminology and the evolution of language.

Misunderstandings of core elements of biological evolution and terminology have been found in refereed publications (Rice et al.2010).2010

Investigating bibliometric trends such as citation patterns is a key method for understanding the development of nascent fields such as neuroethics and their interaction with existing disciplines, and for tracking the evolution of their often mutable terminologies [34].

The KT literature is difficult to find because of nonstandardized terminology, rapid evolution of the field, and it is spread across several domains.

Inadvertent use of evolution-weakening terminology (i.e. change over time) in middle school North Dakota F C Improved.

Another interesting question of terminology today.

Often it was a question of terminology.

Yet he was equally clear about his use of terminology.

The joke fell flat, a victim of terminology.

But you can't use that kind of terminology.