Sentence examples for terminology issue from inspiring English sources

To reconcile this terminology issue, we used the term "sessile serrated polyp/adenoma (SSA)".

This terminology issue aside, a debate has arisen among theoreticians around the roles of nonstatistical vs statistical dynamics in catalysis.

Perhaps this is a terminology issue, when the authors talk about " fewer spindles", they need to be really clear about whether they mean a small fraction of the spindles that are seen, or a smaller total number of spindles.

Given the weakness of existing methods for the characterisation and assessment of geomorphic units and physical habitats (e.g., lack of a well-defined spatiotemporal framework, terminology issues, etc)., a new system for the survey and characterisation of river geomorphic units is needed that fits within a geomorphologically meaningful framework.

However, there are some epistemological and related terminology issues that need to be cleared up in regard to the distinction proposed by Dr. Feschotte between 'domestication' and 'exonization' events.

Terminology issues may be a concern with the other sequelae, such as with ReA and Reiter's syndrome, as terminologies are used interchangeably and there is no standard classification or diagnostic criteria that are universally accepted by the medical community [ 66].

The danger of this trajectory, of course, is that without clear terminology the issue you seek to address can be sidelined.

Brian Beutler at The New Republic and Greg Sargent at The Washington Post have produced even more evidence, including interviews with Capitol Hill staffers who described how they merged the language of different committee bills -- and how that process produced the terminology at issue in King v. Burwell.

For future development, a number of terminology related issues have to be considered.

Concepts and terminology, monitoring issues, as well as drug dose vs. response relationships, are covered.

Because the trials began before the 2010 International League Against Epilepsy (ILAE) terminology was issued, the 1989 ILAE classifications were used.