Although the terminology is compatible with the concepts of shared and informed decision-making on the part of the patient, there has been a reluctance to conceptualize discontinuation in ART as a compliance issue or to influence patient decision-making about pursuing treatment.
One of our initial adaptations was to change our terminology to be compatible with language used in ongoing UUSD PD programs and with the evolving nature of our work.
cStudy protocol included a list of terminology accepted as compatible with pyoderma for study purposes, based on clinical codes defined by the VeNom Coding group.
Similarly, the variable "cytolytic hepatitis" refers to all abnormal laboratory tests (using the C-NPU terminology) that are compatible with this syndrome (alanine transaminase or aspartate transaminase levels greater than three times the upper normal limit), and "urinary infection" includes all ICD-10 codes compatible with this diagnosis.
We have also endeavored to ensure that the terminology and descriptions, although not identical, are broadly compatible across the WFUMB and EFSUMB sets of guidelines on elastography (Bamber et al. 2013; Cosgrove et al. 2013).
The caBIG Vocabulary and Common Data Elements workspace has decided that UML modeling, caDSR metadata registration, and terminology standards must be implemented in caBIG 'Silver' compatible systems.
In order to make the exposure ontology compatible with international norms for concepts and terminology, we started with the IPCS glossary to seed a library of terms.
OoEVV is designed to be compatible with the XCEDE neuroimaging data standard for data collection terminology, and with the Cognitive Paradigm Ontology (CogPO) for specific reasoning elements of neuroimaging experimental designs.
This change of terminology has come about because of reports of injuries and problems with MR compatible equipment [ 3].
In his preferred terminology, faith is not so much against as beyond reason, since it is ultimately compatible, in his view, with a duly self-critical intellect.
