Sentence examples for global terminology from inspiring English sources

As the UNISDR says in the introduction to the global terminology "The UNISDR Terminology aims to promote a common understanding and usage of disaster risk reduction concepts and to assist the disaster risk reduction efforts of authorities, practitioners and the public" (UNISDR 2017).

In addition to the above definitions, we also sought to define a more global terminology that can be applied across multiple avian species for names of homologous brain structures that are in different topological positions among species.

The variety of overlapping terminology shown by our study echoes the multiple codes listed in the WHO International Classification of Disease for causes of prolonged and obstructed labor and draws attention to the need for agreement on a simplified and standardized global terminology to describe these common conditions [ 32].

Concept systems or reference terminologies such as SNOMED CT are described as an international effort to produce and enhance a standard global clinical terminology, with the aim of providing a common language that enables a consistent way of indexing, storing, retrieving, and aggregating clinical data across specialities and sites of care [ 3].

Enten shows that despite the Yale study showing that Democratic voters responding better to the "global warming" terminology, Democrats in congress prefer to say "climate change".

Second, there was an infiltration of the expanding global language about stakeholder participation and a transfer of 'health rights' terminology into Peru's general discourse on health policy.

Although the Internet allows for access to curricula developed and offered to a global audience, the terminology used in seven languages in which this content is presented appeared to be a barrier.

SNOMED CT is a global comprehensive clinical terminology available in English, French, Danish, Dutch, Spanish and Swedish.

Given that Current Procedural Terminology global periods are negotiated with commercial payers on a facility-by-facility basis, two physician office visits in year 1 were assumed to be included under the postsurgical global period and would not incur additional cost, according to guidance and regulations issued by Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services.

The lack of a globally valid terminology of basic public health functions is prohibitive for coordinated global and regional efforts.

One is the unconscious impact of such benign terminology as "global warming" and "climate change".