In fact, the animal literature uses several terms to describe this favoritism, including "mate preference," "selective proceptivity".
For instance, adult speakers often use several terms, each term meaning something slightly different, when referring to one entity, such as a family pet.
Another system, 'Whatizit' provides a web-based system for annotating free text using several term sources, including disease terms (Rebholz-Schuhmann et al., 2008).
In our work we will analyze the use of several terms in everyday language used by physicians, other clinicians and policymakers in order to better ask: What is left out by the use of these terms?
Both instructors had experience using these tools for several terms prior to our investigation and were identified by peers and students as excellent educators.
In the literature on social justice there are several terms used to indicate what precisely we are assessing or measuring: the metric of advantage, the currency of justice, or the informational basis for the interpersonal comparisons for the purpose of justice.
When he stated these principles, Chisholm made use of several terms of epistemic appraisal.
The use of several terms in the Abstract and in the main text seems imprecise, inappropriate or requires better explanation.
For example, eating disorders might be a common problem in your state, but if people used several different search terms to get information about them (bulimia, bulimia nervosa, eating disorder, and so on), none might register as a top health concern.
In the literature, several terms are used to refer to electronic medical information systems.
