Sentence examples for terminology problematic from inspiring English sources
While they acknowledged the importance of using a tool to measure understanding of decisions made, some found the terminology problematic for certain residents.
Focus group participants found medical terminology particularly problematic despite some demonstrating high levels of English-proficiency.
She finds that present terminologies are problematic, maintaining, for example, that seeing the gene as both a structural and functional entity has hindered progress.
It seems to me not only impossible to choose so few but also misleading, false, to extend a problematic terminology: there can't be, I think, the best of the great".
The naming terminology is getting problematic here.
Similarly, in regard to medications, the use of the Multum hierarchy for therapeutic classes and drug names, combined with NDC codes was suitable for integrating data from our inpatient system, which uses the same terminologies, but was problematic when trying to integrate data from the ambulatory care system--Epic--which uses Wolters Kluwer MediSpan [ 30] as it's underlying terminology.
What I find problematic is the terminology itself and how it frames technology-enabled transactions as if they were altruistic or community endeavors.
Over at Patheos, the Executive Director of the American Humanist Association, Roy Speckhardt, recently made an excellent case that -- while the terminology of "interfaith" may be problematic and there are several other important issues to grapple with -- it is worth atheists' while to get involved.
12 First, a convention would define the various sorts of wrongful medicines accurately and thereby avoid misunderstandings caused by today's problematic or vague terminology (e.g., where countries seized good quality generic medicines as "counterfeit").
But, of course, the terminology the teacher would use was problematic.
