Sentence examples similar to terminological evidence from inspiring English sources

Within this rapid expansion, however, evidence of terminological research isolation has emerged.

To establish evidence of terminological isolation for the terms referring to the medical 3D printing research domain, a modification of Analysis 3 was used.

The use of the relatively rare term "freeform fabrication" to describe 3D printing technologies may therefore be regarded as another line of evidence of terminological fragmentation and knowledge "siloization" in development.

Although for the vast majority of fields, '3D printing' is the relatively more frequently used term, dentistry and otolaryngology provide evidence for nascent terminological isolation, with 'rapid prototyping' being the more frequently used term.

Furthermore, we provide evidence of the disparity in terminological use at the level of entire medical disciplines (dentistry, otolaryngology) even for the most important top-level terminology (Fig. 10).

Despite the significant level of terminological confusion mentioned above there is strong evidence that collagen type I retains sub-structural fibrillar units measuring roughly 10 25 nm in diameter that may represent another structural component of collagen type I.

Even if the dispute is partly terminological, however, sometimes the choice of terminology matters.

It is a terminological admission of defeat.

This terminological conflict has deep historic and cultural roots.

Churchill once charged an opponent with "terminological inexactitude".

The long liberal retreat wasn't just terminological.