Clarify description of expressions

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    • Type: Change Request
    • Resolution: Persuasive
    • Priority: Highest
    • Clinical Quality Language (FHIR)
    • 1.4 [deprecated]
    • Clinical Decision Support
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      Other comments already applied to this paragraph mean that the "existing" is now:

      Expressions are made up of terms (literals or identifiers) combined using operators, either symbolic operators, such as + and -, operator phrases such as and and exists, or named operators called functions, such as First() and AgeInYears().

      And this comment should be applied to make it now say:

      Expressions are made up of terms (literals or identifiers) combined using operators. Operators can be symbolic, such as + and -, phrases such as and and exists, or named operators called functions, such as First() and AgeInYears().

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      Other comments already applied to this paragraph mean that the "existing" is now: Expressions are made up of terms (literals or identifiers) combined using operators , either symbolic operators, such as + and -, operator phrases such as and and exists, or named operators called functions , such as First() and AgeInYears(). And this comment should be applied to make it now say: Expressions are made up of terms (literals or identifiers) combined using operators. Operators can be symbolic, such as + and -, phrases such as and and exists, or named operators called functions , such as First() and AgeInYears().
    • Rob Samples/Rob Hausam: 12-0-0
    • Clarification
    • Non-substantive

      The nesting of different lists was a little confusing.

      Existing Wording:

      Expressions are built by combining terms, such as literals and identifiers, using operators, either symbolic operators, such as + and -, operator phrases such as and and exists, or named operators called functions, such as First() and AgeInYears().

      Proposed Wording:

      Expressions are built by combining terms, such as literals and identifiers, and using operators. Operators can either be symbolic operators, such as + and -, operator phrases such as and and exists, or named operators called functions, such as First() and AgeInYears().

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            Bryn Rhodes
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            Bryn Rhodes
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