Sentence examples for interchangeably which from inspiring English sources
Lisa Ann Kennedy and Sarah Rochford, project specialists, Centre for Effective Services: "Often, the terms can be used interchangeably, which can lead to confusion.
He uses capital and wealth interchangeably, which would be an outrageous thing to do for some sorts of economic analysis but is not, I think, for his purposes.
In giftedness studies, creativity and giftedness often are used interchangeably, which holds true in the context of this study.
The terms "streaming" and "real time" are often used interchangeably, which could lead to some confusion about Dremel/Drill since they are also referred to as real time.
Yet, some of these terms lack standardisation and are often used interchangeably, which renders comparison of different studies difficult.
Costs and charges were used interchangeably, which created difficulty in evaluating the results of the studies as charges typically vary from costs.
Although the term cannabis refers specifically to the plant genus, it is also used interchangeably with marijuana, which describes the crude drug isolated from the plants' leaves and flowers.
Baudrillard, following Barthes and others, argued that fashion, sports, the media, and other modes of signification also produced systems of meaning articulated by specific rules, codes, and logics (terms used somewhat interchangeably by Baudrillard which are elucidated in more detail below).
In this article, the broader term "physical activity" (defined as bodily movement produced by the contraction of skeletal muscle that substantially increases energy expenditure) is used interchangeably with "exercise," which is defined as a subset of PA done with the intention of developing physical fitness (i.e., cardiovascular, strength, and flexibility training).
MA scheduling schemes are also known as scheduling access schemes in WBANs which is interchangeably used in the rest of the paper.
We assessed whether the four approaches to measuring health utility in depressed patients could be used interchangeably, and if not, which method performed best in this setting.
