Sentence examples for reduce terminology from inspiring English sources

In an effort to simplify and reduce terminology to a common denominator, Zwischenberger and Bartlett [ 46] proposed the term 'extracorporeal life support' (ECLS), to describe prolonged but temporary (1-30 daysupportoft of heart or lung function using mechanical devices.

Enhancing such a library with a terms definition portal further reduces terminology confusion.

It is based on the Short Explanatory Model Interview (SEMI) [ 15] with amendments to reduce medical terminology and incorporate assessment of symptom attribution over time.

It is therefore necessary to simplify definitions and reduce ambiguity in the terminology used.

This approach is consistent with previous disablement frameworks [ 4- 8] but in contrast to the Handicap Creation Process and International Classification of Functioning, Disability and Health ICFF) which adopted positive terminology to reduce the stigma associated with disability [ 5, 9].

This is terminology that is commonly used in epidemiological models of influenza; removing this terminology would significantly reduce the clarity of the presented work.

Better terminology could also reduce the risk of double-counting seafood catches and underestimating the environmental impact; for example, the authors note that roughly 70% of Atlantic herring caught in the Gulf of Maine is used for lobster bait.

The terminology helps to reduce the effect the loss of cash has on a player's psyche.

Methodologically, a pre-structuring of the terminologies may help reduce the number of comparison pairs for which formal or semantic criteria could be applied.

It was full of terminology: "negs" (comments designed to subtly reduce a woman's self-esteem so that she seeks your approval); "HB10s" (hot babe or hard body 10/10); "F-closing" (getting a girl into bed).

Guidelines are suggested on how to reduce this lack of clarity and precision in terminology.