Sentence examples for used term of from inspiring English sources

"Lobiwan," literally "loved one," is a commonly used term of address.

The aim of this overview was to discuss the current evidence and critical points about the mechanisms of action, clinical efficacy and cost-effectiveness of BT in OA as well as the definition of the used term of "Balneotherapy".

The generally used term of "robotic surgery" is to some extent actually misleading because it suggests completely autonomous function of the equipment.

Since the PLMN phenotype was not classified in the revised El Escorial criteria, we used the previously used term of "suspected ALS" elaborated in the primary El Escorial criteria.

When comparing data from consecutive cross-sectional surveys, one is actually estimating a period effect rather than a cohort effect (note that we are using throughout this paper the commonly used term of "effect" without an interpretation of causality).

In terms of interpretation, the authors acknowledge Locker's critique that the OHIP may not fully satisfy the criteria for 'quality of life' measures [ 33], to be consistent with previous publications, however, have adopted the widely used term of OHRQoL in this manuscript.

Some of them used terms of endearment, but not in a flirtatious way," they wrote.

Some of them used terms of endearment, but not in a flirtatious way, the associates said.

Fig. 5 Top 10 most frequently used terms of KeyWords plus (from 1980 to 2015).

But I have always used terms of affection.

Aljaber et al. [ 27] used terms of citation contexts and UMLS to improve the MeSH classification of biomedical articles.