Sentence examples for to interchangeably from inspiring English sources
adverb
With the ability of being interchanged or swapped
Although moieties are often referred to interchangeably with phratries and clans, they are distinct from these phenomena.
It is now possible to interchangeably use the two laser sources for optical stimulation.
It wasn't that long ago that the media used "psycho" in headlines to interchangeably refer to anyone criminal or mentally ill.
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Our data from the WT show that the ability to interchangeably exist as both monomers and dimers is essential for sustained recruitment.
We further found that phytoestrogens (referred to interchangeably here as polyphenols) modulate hepcidin expression both in vitro and in vivo.
Sharon Straus, Jacqueline Tetroe and Ian Graham, prominent authors affiliated with the Canadian Institutes of Health Research, use the concepts of knowledge translation and knowledge to action interchangeably to refer to these methods [ 24].
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For brevity, we will use the abbreviation "BENS" to refer interchangeably to the Metro Atlanta Region of BENS and its Georgia Businesses Force.
It is often overlooked that Descartes used the two Latin verbs, "répresentare (to represent)" and "exhibere (to exhibit or to show)" interchangeably.
The experience, he said, gave him a "visceral understanding" of whaling's importance to native people, who refer to themselves interchangeably as Inupiat or Eskimos.
