A framework is developed which reconciles the broad range of emerging approaches and tackles the inconsistent use of terminology.
In addition, we surveyed 43 persons and discovered that there was inconsistent use of terminology for different types of delivery modes.
In addition, the literature assessing these issues is sometimes difficult to summarize due to the inconsistent use of terminology.
Reviewers wanted medical terminology to be explained (e.g., epinephrine mask, dexamethasone) and cautioned against inconsistent use of terminology (e.g., dexamethasone vs. steroid).
However, many studies do not have adequate descriptions of the clinical research setting in their abstracts and there is inconsistent use of terminology [ 84].
There is inconsistent use of terminology, which contributes to difficulties in replicating and understanding the association between intervention and outcomes [ 10, 11].
From a research point of view, there are major issues associated with the inconsistent use of terminology in instruments that are commonly used to measure bullying behaviour, including differing definitions of bullying.
Previous studies of HIV-related CLD in this age group are limited to CXR findings [ 9, 37, 38], which are insensitive and subject to observer error and inconsistent use of terminology [ 39].
Agreement between the many disciplines and researchers interested in understanding the environmental (human and ecologic) effects of asbestos exposure would greatly facilitate progress, because inconsistent use of terminology currently makes it difficult to compare results across the many existing studies.
A challenge of this review was understanding the definitions and concepts presented in the articles included in the full-text assessment because of the inconsistent use of terminology and the overlap between domains, sub-domains, and items within each conceptual framework.
