Sentence examples for interchangeably this from inspiring English sources

Although it is commonplace to use the word "Shariah" and the phrase "Islamic law" interchangeably, this prosaic English translation does not capture the full set of associations that the term "Shariah" conjures for the believer.

The terms 'palliative care' and 'end-of-life care' are often used interchangeably; this is confusing and makes the generation of evidence difficult.

Historically, the term impairment has been used interchangeably with this expression within this country.

Since none of these isolates has been formally described so far, we use designations 'strain V4' and " M. infernorum" interchangeably in this paper, although the appropriate name for the organism at this time should be " Candidatus Methylacidiphilum infernorum" [ 6].

Along this vein, content and content marketing (which I'll use interchangeably in this post, as I believe them to be the same thing), though only coming to the forefront of marketing buzzwords in recent years has been the lifeblood of marketing strategies for over a century now.

Because we are taking this broad perspective, we use the terms 'research' and 'R&D' interchangeably in this paper.

(I use the terms interchangeably in this article and more generally in my articles for The Guardian).

The terms exercise and physical activity are often used interchangeably, but this article will distinguish between them.

Also, the terms "selectivity" and "acceptance rate" are often used interchangeably, and this indicated to me that the higher the acceptance rate of a college, the easier it is to get in.

We use node and mesh router interchangeably in this paper.

(The terms road and walkway are used interchangeably in this article. The terms pedestrian and target are also used interchangeably).