'Universal existence' and 'universal man' are concepts which are interchangeably used in the text are the concepts originally used by Mawlana those mean a person who loves and accepts everybody regardless to his colour, race or religion.
Transformational leadership, which is used interchangeably with "charismatic leadership", "visionary leadership" and "inspirational leadership", refers to a leadership style that appeals to followers' values, activates followers' high-order needs and moves them to transcend their self-interest for the sake of the organization (Bass 1985; Bass and Riggio 2006; Yukl 1998).
Although a relatively new term, which is often interchangeably used along with translational science, implementation science, evidence-based practice, knowledge translation and research utilisation, the overarching goal of improvement science is to ensure that quality improvement efforts are evidence based.
She also argues that Hispanic, which is often used interchangeably with Latino "includes those from Spain, although it does not cover those from Brazil".
Although there is no consistency yet to the usage of the term eSNP (which is commonly used interchangeably with eQTL), we suggest that fine-mapped variants that are candidate causal mediators of the eQTL observation should be called eSNPs.
This makes it distinctly different to the discipline 'international health', which is often inaccurately used interchangeably.
This formula was used to estimate ideal body weight and adjusted body weight, which were used interchangeably.
There may be more than one devices of the same kind which are used interchangeably and others are working in parallel.
In addition, Rz and F10.7, which were used interchangeably as EUV proxy, present a significant change in their relationship since solar cycle 23 (Tapping and Valdes 2011).
Ten minutes following FUS-MB, mice received Trypan blue or Evans blue (0.06 ml, 4%, IV), which are used interchangeably for BBB studies.
