Sentence examples for instead termed from inspiring English sources
Dissecting Tsipras' policies, Brand said he didn't agree with the the party's description in the media as "radical left", and instead termed it new politics.
Ram Gopal Varma refused to call Magadheera a film and instead termed it as an event that comes "once in a blue moon".
Based on sequence similarity (hidden Markov model analysis and BLAST searches) and predicted secondary structure (presence of three predicted transmembrane α-helices) these sequences did not fall into any of the previously described extended LHC protein superfamily groups but formed a new group instead, termed red lineage CAB-like proteins (RedCAPs) [ 11].
But this earns no extra money, so districts may instead term such children learning-disabled to qualify for aid to hire specialists.
Artistic skills are relatively unspoken requirements of performing and adjusting well to the in-flight environment instead terms like 'creative, inventive, experimental, innovative, or adaptable'".
According to an entry in The Huffington Post in April, Israeli writer Henry Siegman noted that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is now refusing to use the term "occupied territories" and instead terms them "disputed territories".
Physicians may not explicitly state the term 'sepsis' within the medical chart, instead terms such as 'SIRS' or 'shock' are used, or identifying only the infection present.
Instead, terms conveying the quality of the recorded data, such as 'validity' or 'completeness' are used to indicate that a surveillance system is operating successfully (Centers for Disease Control and Prevention [2001]).
Instead, terms like "everyday Americans" and "hard-working taxpayers" have dominated the conversation.
Instead, term limits would just shorten the time period politicians would have to wait before hopping into a cushy lobbying position.
By the 1960s, the term rhythm and blues had no longer been in wide use; instead, terms like soul music were used to describe popular music by black artists.
