For instance, a term-like phrase may look similar to a specific generally used term but with different spelling or word order reflecting the usage of the term in a different context in natural language environment.
The generally used term of "robotic surgery" is to some extent actually misleading because it suggests completely autonomous function of the equipment.
To circumvent this drawback, a novel approach of metabolic engineering called 'inverse metabolic engineering' was described (Bailey et al., 2002), conceptually identical to the more generally used term 'reverse engineering' (Oud et al., 2012).
We generally use terms like mid-life crisis, empty nest syndrome and senior moments when talking about middle age.
In thinking about the current crisis, I recalled that one panelist stated that men generally use terms such as "power sharing" to describe political arrangements, whereas women are more likely to describe "responsibility sharing".
According to South Indian architecture texts, the term shikhara is reserved for the dome-shaped crowning cap, though art historians have generally used the term to designate all temple spires, north and south.
Although generally used, the term "gait" may be, however, misleading as, in insects, there are no fixed patterns with instable transitions as found in walk, trot, and gallop of horses, for example (see Graham 1972, Fig. 7).
A loosely used term, it generally applies to works written before 1750 (the year Bach died) or the late 18th century, from medieval chant to contemporaries of the boy Mozart.
To minimise systemic accumulation of anaesthetic metabolites and detrimental effects of long-term use of anaesthetic drugs, three regimes are generally used for long-term anaesthesia: 1) Using minimally metabolised volatile anaesthetic gases (e.g. isoflurane).
One minor correction I would suggest - the authors generally use the term "palmitoyl proteome" throughout, which was agreed to be the appropriate term at the second dedicated meeting on protein palmitoylation in Edinburgh last year.
The C.I.A. World Fact Book reports that "the North Koreans generally use the term 'Choson' to refer to their country," while "the South Koreans generally use the term 'Han'guk' to refer to their country".
