Sentence examples for suggested terminology from inspiring English sources

In fact, Eurosceptics have already expressed concern over the suggested terminology, with Ukip sources telling Breitbart London that it stacks the odds in favour of the pro-EU camp.

We also supplement these terms (or replace them) with the suggested terminology of "female-like" "male-like" or "sexually differentiated".

When asked for suggested terminology, Spanish-speaking participants felt that using the term medicinas caseras to describe CAM was more understandable than the original wording.

We hope that our work will stimulate research based on the suggested terminology and classification to prospectively evaluate the prognostic and therapeutic implications of the new classification and to specify each subclassification.

This case and others recently described make it clear that mutations in LMX1B may lead to renal-limited disease, and we support the suggested terminology of LMX1B nephropathy [ 8].

In the same way, other authors have suggested new terminology for projective methods, such as self-expression or performance techniques (Meyer and Kurtz 2006; Miguel 2014; Villemor-Amaral 2014), to avoid biased use and to better describe the phenomenon.

Part travelogue, part portraiture, part documentary – or "a big mash-up" of their creative backgrounds, as Sedlacik suggests; whatever terminology we use to describe the concept, its unorthodox nature has proved liberating.

4. For a good overview of this circuitry with helpful illustrations, see Llinás, 1975. 5. Hooker, 1981 suggests this terminology.

Overall, these findings suggest that terminology including the word cancer in a hypothetical scenario can influence level of concern and treatment preferences.

I will follow the terminology suggested by Sextus Empiricus.

It has been suggested that this terminology be scrapped or used with quotes (Wiles 1996, 4).