Sentence examples similar to the suitable terminology from inspiring English sources

There has been much debate regarding the most suitable terminology to describe suicidal behaviour, a discussion of which is beyond the scope of this paper.

The chosen grading system should include suitable terminology for all "expected" adverse reactions.

The educational text Book of Kemit, dated to the Eleventh dynasty, contains a list of epistolary greetings and a narrative with an ending in letter form and suitable terminology for use in commemorative biographies.

Since this terminology was decided upon within the context of the focus group interviews, it was deemed more appropriate for them to be evaluated under the suitable headings.

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At the outset, the terminology is important.

Although suitable descriptive terminology based on patho-physiology (eg, trisomy 21 for Down syndrome) is generally favoured [ 5, 8], such clear and precise alternatives may not be available for thousands of medical eponyms [ 13, 15].

However, to work effectively these methods need in general a bilingual dictionary (in this case an English-Swedish dictionary) suitable for the medical terminology domain[ 5].

It requires an adequate grasp of the source text (plus associated conceptual framework) and the ability to render this coherently, using a suitable style and the correct terminology, in the target language, which should normally be the translator's mother tongue.

A further exemplified action using the biomarker retrieval terminology is the literature search for suitable Mucin-1 antibodies.

Researchers still mostly have to evaluate and recode each data value by hand, matching values to concepts from the terminology to find the most suitable candidates.