However, the traditional concept of heritability, which may be more appropriately called the genetic heritability, represents only the percentage of phenotypic variance due to additive genetic effects.
This era has now come to a spectacular close with what is more appropriately called the "Arab awakening" rather than the "Arab spring".
This is a mode of binocular vision that may be more appropriately called simultaneous perception; the two images are seen simultaneously, and it is by superimposition, rather than fusion, that the illusion of the letter E is created.
The term quartzite implies not only a high degree of hardening (induration), or "welding," but also a high content of quartz; similar rocks that contain appreciable quantities of other minerals and rock particles are impure quartzites, more appropriately called graywacke, lithic arenite, sandstone, or the like.
And in a remark typical of how some members of the institution view Mr. Coburn, Jim Manley, a spokesman for the Senate majority leader, Harry Reid of Nevada, said: "Senator Coburn relishes it when people call him Dr. No, but he is more appropriately called Dr. I Know Best.
Instead, they advocate what may be called enlightened anthropocentrism (or, perhaps more appropriately called, prudential anthropocentrism).
When it occasionally lingers midriver, the ferry becomes the ultimate in-between: floating proof that what Americans call the border (a hard line to be defended), Mexicans more appropriately call la frontera, a bilingual frontier with a unique mingling of characteristics.
On a field in northern France, close to the Belgian border, the Rodeo Car Club regularly gets together for its stock car races or stock car "rodeos," as the club more appropriately calls them.
On a field in northern France, close to the Belgian border, The Rodeo Car Club regularly gets together for their stock car races – or stock car "rodeos", as the club more appropriately calls them.
This will be the second major update for what it dubbed Windows 8.1 since February, but will it be the last before Microsoft debuts the much anticipated (at least by me) Windows 9? Actually this new update may be more appropriately call a Windows 9 Preview due to the fact it contains many of the features announced when Win 9 was introduced earlier this year.
The previous normal should have more appropriately been called the 'most visible' normal.
