Sentence examples similar to or interchangeable versions from inspiring English sources

▪ Knowledge/skills: to assess EBM knowledge/skills we used the two equivalent and interchangeable versions (version A and version B) of the Berlin questionnaire [ 12].

More recently, other types of studies have focused on the development of cognitive screening tools – scales that do not require additional materials in order to be administered, tools that have different interchangeable versions, tools that are simple and easy to administer, and have an administration time that is appropriate and manageable in clinical practice, i.e., approximately 15 minutes.

Thus, the CTO position is often confused or interchangeable with them (Smith 2003).

Place and associated emotions and events become inseparable or interchangeable in people's minds (Giuliani and Feldman 1993).

The spaces in your office have homogenized: everything's an open floor plan or interchangeable room.

Increased battery life and / or interchangeable rechargeable batteries, which will significantly reduce the cost of juicers.

Workers are not identical or interchangeable, and aggregate unemployment numbers are misleading.

Every person without exception is of inestimable worth, and no one is dispensable or interchangeable.

Both produce high-end compacts and superzooms, but they do not yet make mirrorless interchangeable-lens versions.

Those packages are now generically most often known as MILC, or mirrorless interchangeable lens cameras, or sometimes CSC, or compact systems cameras, or my favorite, electronic viewfinder with interchangeable lens (EVIL).

Available in 7cm or 12cm versions.