Sentence examples for more accurate terminology from inspiring English sources
Yet aid in dying (much more accurate terminology than assisted suicide) is happening every day.
Such experts are thought to produce future images of more accurate terminology and scope than amateurs.
Some authors have proposed a more accurate terminology, along with a thorough description of the platelet concentrate.
It is important that clinicians understand the interaction of iron deficiency, anaemia, renal dysfunction, and chronic HF, and development of more accurate terminology to describe specific combinations of these adverse phenomena may be one step towards improving awareness.
As extraction of PIII and PII components have been shown to be a more accurate reflection of photoreceptoral and bipolar cell activity than are the a- and b-wave, the former terminology will be utilized in this paper.
"Credible" may be more accurate.
They are getting more accurate.
"Gadfly" might be more accurate.
"Ocean" would be more accurate.
Months would be more accurate.
