Sentence examples for terminology corrected from inspiring English sources
These protocols were then expanded upon and terminology corrected to incorporate all of the requirements of the Mental Capacity Act as detailed evidence became available.
The imaginary writer of "Atonement" in her last pages expresses her debt to the research facilities at the Imperial War Museum, in Lambeth, and to an "old colonel" who has testily corrected her terminology and fine points.
In our response to the reviewers below we have omitted some minor points brought to our attention (typos, additional references, formatting, terminology, etc)., correcting them directly in the manuscript instead.
That is, it may also mean that there is (in Rawls' terminology) a "correct regulative principle" that forbids and condemns the imposition of such sacrifices.
The Rapid Estimate of Adult Literacy in Dentistry (REALD-30) is a 30 item questionnaire that screens the participant's ability to read dental terminology with correct pronunciation [ 16].
In the focus group (n = 7), no additional activities were recommended and the assistive device list was modified to include devices commonly recommended in the UK and ensure terminology was correct.
We have corrected this instance of inconsistent terminology, and normalized the nomenclature used to describe sensory stimulation throughout the paper.
While patients were mostly concerned with phrases they thought were not clear for a lay reader, the experts were equally concerned with correct professional terminology and correctness of information as they were with the adaptation of the style for the lay reader.
This article was amended on 22 November 2016 to correct employment terminology.
And finally, by correcting the terminology used for the pill dispensers, the focus group also helped to improve the survey.
The responses to these questionnaires will allow triangulation, of the information with the aim of correcting the terminology and reviewing the effect that the questionnaire may have on the informant.
