Sentence examples for the overarching term from inspiring English sources

This group proposed that 'drug-resistant infections' should be used instead of 'anti-microbial resistance' as the overarching term in English for infections caused by bugs resistant to treatment, including antibiotics; and also that terms associated with war (combat, attack, etc). could draw attention away from the positive role that bacteria play in human immunity, digestion and gut health.

The overarching term we have chosen to consider this transformative effect technologies may have on illness experience is "shaping".

Because we want to get the broadest possible view of the logistics systems relevant in practice, we refer to distribution in multiple channels as "omni-channel" distribution, since this is the overarching term and most advanced concept (Beck and Rygl 2015; Hübner et al. 2016a; Verhoef et al. 2015).

Via Campesina is dedicated to seed sovereignty as part of the overarching term "food sovereignty" that it coined in 1996 to take the idea of food security the extra mile: instead of just access to and availability of food, proponents of food sovereignty stress that people have the right to define their own food systems.

Although melancholia remained the dominant diagnostic term, depression gained increasing currency in medical treatises and was a synonym by the end of the century; German psychiatrist Emil Kraepelin may have been the first to use it as the overarching term, referring to different kinds of melancholia as depressive states.

We first discuss general features of attachment regions, for which we use the overarching term S/MAR, before highlighting some differences between MARs, SARs and skeleton-attached sequences.

Here we use the term NM as an overarching term and aim to consolidate the reported observations to outline some general phenomena.

She introduced her customers to the distinctive features of the chazara jacket and the sirwal skirt and alerted them to the difference between a kaftan (an overarching term for a long shift dress) and the cloak-like abaya, to say nothing of the long Berber djellaba and the shorter African dashiki.

Chemical reactivity may have been considered by respondents to be an overarching term for many of the items in the chemistry category.

44 The World Health Organization conceptualizes disability as an overarching term that contains three types of dysfunction: compromised body function or structure, impairment in activity, and cessation in participation.

"Planned management" was used as an overarching term referring to the comprehensive management plan in general terms, e.g. a clinician would say to a patient, "Since we think you have a chest infection, your sputum will be taken for investigations and you will be sent for chest imaging".