Sentence examples for slightly different terminology from inspiring English sources

In contemporary debate, the challenge is usually presented using slightly different terminology.

Later Hood (2004) developed Thetela's notion of ROE and TOE, but used slightly different terminology.

18. Frigerio et al. (2010) employ a slightly different terminology and divide the second sub-condition into two: (ii) objectivity, i.e., the mutual consistency of measurement outcomes across different environments; and (iii) intersubjectivity, i.e., the mutual consistency of measurement outcomes across different measuring instruments and metrological models.

It is also possible that our studies used slightly different terminologies to classify the type of adverse events.

These appearances were perfectly in keeping with the descriptions reported by Baudoin et al. (2008), who treated MGE cells with nocodazole, a microtubule depolymerizing agent; however, we adopted a slightly different descriptive terminology.

Alex Bielak, a senior research fellow and knowledge broker at the United Nations University Institute for Water, Environment and Health (UNU-INWEH) in Hamilton, Canada, says that although these differences in terminology indicate slightly different types of roles, the people occupying all of these roles create a two-way interaction between knowledge producers and knowledge users.

This could be interpreted to mean that caution must be taken to not narrow the search terms too quickly but rather be more inclusive as different groups, organizations and researchers have slightly different preferences for 'patient engagement' terminology and definitions.

For the academic literature we followed a slightly different search strategy, to account for the different terminology used by researchers and practitioners.

Their terminology might be slightly different than how my brain processes it.

The terminology used to describe the buildings of the Gas Boom era is slightly different from that used today.

Chewie is slightly different".