Sentence examples for using other terms from inspiring English sources

First, during the selection of the articles included in the analysis, we may have missed some studies that could have been identified by using other terms related to "scale development".

Alice Miller's The Drama of the Gifted Child explores this phenomenon using other terms, but makes the point that growing up in a family environment in which the child had no choice but to acquiesce to the emotional needs of the parents, results in the child ignoring his or her own needs, which results in the disappearance of the "real" self.

Other studies considered using other terms such as "mood" [ 33].

Searches performed using other terms (e.g., rhodanese, rhodanese-like protein, sulfur transfer, thiosulfate cyanide transsulfurase, and thiosulfate reductase) did not identify any additional candidate genes.

As already stated, "inertia" is not a MeSH term, which made the search a bit more difficult and "risky", and it is possible that we missed articles discussing the concept using other terms.

Others use other terms, like Indigenous and First Nations, and there's nothing wrong with that.

Ms. Dickson suggested that instead of using "abortion," librarians could use other terms like "fertility control, postconception" or "pregnancy, unwanted".

Mr. Cronin avoids it too, preferring to use other terms when undead, bloodsucking creatures start entering his story.

Pushing that hard in Russia risks backfiring.So maybe it would be better to use other terms: the rule of law, political freedoms, environmental awareness, public spiritedness (or in the jargon term, "civil society").

The Cambridge Encyclopedia of the English Language pinpoints the regions of the British Isles from which words like "chitterlings" or "chittlin's" came or where people said "ain't" and used other terms now thought to be "black English".

Instead, while a few scientists continued to use the term "sociobiology" to describe their work (for example, Hrdy, 1999), during the controversy over sociobiology and after scientists using these approaches tended to use other terms, most commonly "behavioral ecology" (Krebs and Davies, 1978).