In addition, surface topography leads to faster and stronger bone anchorage and may confer improved stability during the healing process, thus allowing earlier loading (dental terminology for usage) of the implant [ 9, 10].
Terminology exercise (Abu-Fadil).
However, the entry will avoid this common terminology since feminist usage of the term 'essentialism' varies tremendously.
7. The terminology, in this usage, comes from the sociologist Clifford Geertz' The Interpretation of Cultures (New York: Basic Books 1973); though Geertz says he got it from Gilbert Ryle.
Of course the terminology in common usage is somewhat slippery; it's not clear, for example, whether to count random sampling as a product notion, because of the connection with randomness, or as a process notion, because sampling is a process.
We agree with both reviewers that we went overboard in our usage of terminology from speciation and have cleaned up our language accordingly.
We agree with both reviewers that we went overboard in our usage of terminology from speciation and have cleaned up our language accordingly (please see our joint reply to Reviewer 2).
Analysis of teaching materials that originate from non-scientific publications, e.g., newspapers, would be a useful starting point to open discussion with children on how scientists use terminology and how this differs from everyday usage.
Usage of terminology spectrum for information retrieval will be the subject of our subsequent publications.
By explicitly stating the meanings of technical terms used in the proposed research, the author avoids unnecessary ambiguity/confusion surrounding usage of terminology, which will likely translate into a more positive evaluation of the proposal by potential supervisors or admission board members.
