Sentence examples for the terminology was changed from inspiring English sources

First, the terminology was changed from 'Pathway' to 'Care Guide'.

With increasing recognition that these metabolic disorders also lead to cardiovascular complications (myocardial infarction, stroke), the terminology was changed further to the notion of "cardiometabolic syndrome".

During the early Republican era, the legal terminology was changed from "transported persons" to "persons who lost or fled from the country".

On a semantic note, in efforts to promote studies of beneficial microbe/animal associations as informing parasitic or pathogenic associations, Margaret McFall-Ngai has suggested that terms like "virulence" and other disease related terminology be changed to more neutral terms, which I heartily endorse.

In the new version of prEN 12791 (2003), the terminology has been changed.

In contrast, there were no significant changes in treatment preference in arm B when the terminology was switched (9% vs 8% changed their stated preference).

Furthermore, in order to keep the same principles in the classes terminology, the term "unilaterally formed uterus" was changed to "Hemi-uterus".

Furthermore, in order to keep the same principles in the classes terminology, the term 'unilaterally formed uterus' was changed to 'hemi-uterus'.

Adjustments were limited to a few changes of terminology, for example 'general practitioner' was changed to 'professional' and 'physician assistant' was changed to 'support staff'.

It was idiotic for iconic terminology to be changed in the guise of political correctness, which of course was followed by copycat award shows.

The first discussion addressed whether the terminology of the recommendations should be changed to 'Recommendations for the management of axial spondyloarthritis'.