Sentence examples for used as interchangeable from inspiring English sources
Hence, JIT and Lean are used as interchangeable concepts in this paper.
IAA is the most studied auxin; in fact, auxin and IAA are often used as interchangeable terms [37].
It is evident, even from this brief summary, that pulmonary arterial pressure and pulmonary vascular resistance cannot be used as interchangeable measures of the state of pulmonary haemodynamics in patients with ARDS.
Prescription drug diversion, abuse and misuse are terms that are related, but often incorrectly used as interchangeable and belie the importance of whether outcomes were caused by intentional acts, as in the case of abuse.
Taking cues from similar European organizations, American Antifa groups often use "black bloc" tactics, but while that term is sometimes used as interchangeable with "Antifa," they mean very different things.
This study examined existing clinical practice patterns of SNRIs duloxetine and venlafaxine XR to determine if, in usual clinical practice, they appear to be used as interchangeable medications or if there is evidence of targeted use of each for more specific MDD patient populations.
"Russia" and "the USSR" should not be used as interchangeables in a book of this quality.
Today Ethnotek purchases handmade textiles directly from the villages they are conceived in at the exact market rate that the village charges; these fabrics are then used as the interchangeable front panel of their packs.
Later Caputi asks another professor, Sohail Hashmi, about the differences between "insurgent," "terrorist" and "jihadist" -- terms the U.S. military used as casually interchangeable epithets for the enemy -- and absorbs Hashmi's discussion of the meaning of "jihad": a Muslim's struggle to be true to his faith and do the right thing.
Remarkably, in most if not all these reflections, the concepts of reproduction and replication are used as if interchangeable.
The term uremia, though it is sometimes used as if it were interchangeable with chronic renal failure, really means an increase in the concentration of urea in the blood.
