Sentence examples for terminological confusion from inspiring English sources

I return to the issue of terminological confusion below.

The next section provides illustrative examples of the terminological confusion regarding neuron types and properties from the hippocampal literature.

To avoid terminological confusion, we should note that Frege himself did not use the term "concept" for senses, but rather for the referents of predicates.

These differences depend largely on lack of communication between different expert communities, but there is also a normative or ideological element in the terminological confusion.

Füssel (2007) argues that terminological confusion mainly results from an unclear distinction between the dimensions "sphere" and "knowledge domain" and proposes a minimal structure to classify the multitude of approaches.

An estimate of 1-day prevalence does not, alone, describe the proportion of the population with an active headache disorder (for discussion of the potential terminological confusion relating to this, see page 4) but is able to yield very accurate information on diagnosis, function and other aspects of burden (see page 24).

If the word saga is restricted to this Icelandic context, at least one of the possible terminological confusions over words for traditional tales is avoided.

Frequent disagreement among researchers on appropriate diagnostic and/or therapeutic methods to be used has led to terminological, statistical, and clinical confusion, making the nosographic definition of TMDs even more complex [ 3].

These terminological infelicities can cause considerable confusion but are often overlooked.

Yet, today it is just the unsolved terminological question that still creates confusion and misunderstanding.

These terminological shifts were not insurmountable, but great confusion ensued when the Dutch started to reorganize the actual irrigation networks.