Not in the sense of counting the number of times the phrase "nature is a laboratory" is actually used, but rather by studying the terminologies which (often in subtle and inferential ways) suggest, convey and reinforce this view.
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In addition, the categorizations differed from study to study, and the terminology used was sometimes not clearly defined or consistently used.
In two studies the access question referred to affordability [ 16, 17] and in two other studies the terminology "took less medication than prescribed" was employed [ 13, 16].
Most of the work done so far has studied the problem of terminology binding at design time, i.e. the study of the problem of integrating information and terminology models or the proposal of solutions or demarcations between these two representational alternatives.
Three studies included the terminology "fail to use/take the medicine" in the question [ 11, 13, 15], while four studies used the terms "obtaining of the medicines prescribed/needed" [ 1, 12, 17, 18].
MHA participated in the design of the study, verified the terminology and revised the paper critically.
These varied definitions lead to confusion since the definitions vary in the studies and the terminology of Ma and colleagues does not match that recommended by Vergouwen and colleagues [ 5].
All of them were requested to share with the group the PSDs that they had identified in the different studies and the terminology they had used to name them.
This study employs the terminology (29a c and 29d) as used by multiple authorities (e.g., Vogt et al., 1987; Morris et al., 1999a; Shibata and Yukie, 2003; Paxinos et al., 2009).
