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"In today's popular 'lean' terminology, these adjustments are called 'pivots,'" says McGrath.

Woodson and Napoleon Harris, Oakland's middle linebacker, mentioned how the networks' microphones pick up the sound of the quarterback and the offensive linemen making late calls at the line of scrimmage, screaming out adjustments in terminology unique to their team.

Predictably, the slightly Orwellian-sounding "Adjustment of Colonial Terminology" project has not been welcomed by all.

Adjustment to reflect German legal terminology.

Patient stratification and risk adjustment are associated with Current Procedural Terminology codes and primary disease diagnosis is not considered.

This would have to be an "unsterilized" adjustment, to use the rather strange terminology common today.

Another subtle yet potentially effective adjustment would be to modify the terminology used from 'diagnosis' to 'recognition' [ 33].

To facilitate the understanding of this review, the relevant terminology is briefly introduced: The assessment of psychological adjustment incorporates a range of outcome measures including behavioral, emotional or psychosocial constructs.

Using that paper's terminology, the definition of a chain needs a slight adjustment.

Adjustments were limited to a few changes of terminology, for example 'general practitioner' was changed to 'professional' and 'physician assistant' was changed to 'support staff'.

The situation is sometimes confusing because terminology and notions are transferred from one discipline to another without modification or adjustment.