Sentence examples similar to interchangeably correct from inspiring English sources

Note that in this paper, we use terms "intrinsic permeability" and "corrected permeability" interchangeably.

And I recall, from my pleasurable reading some forty years ago of original manuscripts penned by Thomas Jefferson stored at the National Archives (I was then an editor on a documentary volume on early Russian-American relations, which included writings by Jefferson), that he would use "it's" and "its" interchangeably (I hope Jefferson scholars will correct me if my memory has failed me).

Bland-Altman analyses showed that the four SUV indices uncorrected for PVE could not be used interchangeably, nor could the two SUV corrected for PVE.

However, segmentation algorithms within the same software package cannot be used interchangeably, and using the same analysing algorithm is essential for correct longitudinal assessment of lung nodules.

However, the term physical activity is often used interchangeably with the terms exercise or sports although that is not correct or recommended [ 15].

Thus, the terms "pharmacotherapeutic assessments" (PTA) and "medication optimization" (MO) were used interchangeably to define the process in which students were challenged to: critically examine drug lists to optimize medications (correct dosage, therapeutic monitoring, etc).

He refers to himself interchangeably with Playbook.

"I use those interchangeably," Paprocki said.

He uses "effective," "successful," and "good" interchangeably.

"People moved interchangeably through those communities.

They speak French and Corsican interchangeably.