Sentence examples for substituting the term from inspiring English sources

As a result, some experts have suggested that doctors drop the word altogether, substituting the term health anxiety, which has fewer negative connotations.

Shortly after the Big Data phenomenon took off, Mr. Davenport said, only half-joking, that he considered simply substituting the term "Big Data" for "analytics" for updated versions of his books.

Some researchers have suggested substituting the term "indirect costs" with "productivity costs" [14].

For example, the Republican majority on the House Committee on Education and the Workforce boasts that it substituted the term "achievement" for "performance," a word found in previous law.

It was the retiree group that first released internal memorandums in which park superintendents were told to substitute the term "service level adjustments" for cuts.

This revised understanding of culture constitutes in Locke's estimation a fundamental paradigm shift in the study of human cultures "[s]o considerable…[in] emphasis and meaning that at times it does seem that the best procedure would be to substitute the term race the term culture group" (CRASC 194).

"[S]ome gun rights advocates are attempting to substitute the term 'Constitutional Carry' because in the Constitutional era there were no laws prohibiting concealed weapon carry," David Yamane.

Note that we have substituted the term 'success' for 'sustainability' where appropriate.

We have uncoupled the terms homeostatic and reorganization, and substituted the term reorganization with the terms modification and adjustment.

To lessen the possibility of being misunderstood, we have substituted the term "reaction pathway" for "mechanism" to clarify that we are making a statement about the sequence of chemical species in the reaction rather than about free energy changes or rate constants of the reaction steps.

Here, we use (2.31) to substitute the terms and as function of.