Sentence examples for more correct terms from inspiring English sources
The plot in Fig. 5 C accounts for this order of unitary activity multiplied by a voltage-dependent open probability or, in more correct terms for a Cl−/H+ exchanger, the proportion of time spent in activated transporter states.
The word "tropical" when applied to aquarium fish is a loose one; more correct term would be "exotic".
"Peasants" might be the more correct term for the latter, since a person working on a collective farm has to surrender their harvest to the state, and only under Kim Jong-un have they been given the right to keep part of their harvests.
A more correct term for these classes of object (that is, a network where the type of component is specified but not the absolute value) is prototype network.
We are aware that a more correct term would be non-significantly differentially expressed but for simplicity similarly expressed is used.
Thus, a more correct term would be a transmitter (as a chemical mediator of signaling between cells) rather than neuro transmitter (the term which refers to a more specialized situation where the chemical signaling occurs between neurons only).
Stergiou et al. 7 investigated the importance of the setting for the BP recordings and on the basis of their findings, similar to ours, suggested that 'HBP' is a more correct term than 'self-measured BP'.
That's exactly right!" I don't know which one is more correct in terms of the scene/location of the slap but the Martin anecdote is clearly more detailed and serving a more coherent narrative point.
She told me she hates those more politically correct terms because they were "lies".
I wish we lived in a culture where we could just google 'trans woman,'transns girl,' other more clinical, correct terms, as opposed to fantasized slurs".
Furthermore, they argued, the word "favela" is outdated; the more politically correct term is "comunidades," or communities — and to stay away is to perpetuate the stigma that still hurts residents of those neighborhoods.
