Sentence examples for a range of definitions which from inspiring English sources

6 8 18 'Current use' has also had a range of definitions, which is problematic because the increased risk of VTE in patients on oral contraceptives decreases after therapy stops and disappears within 3 months.

An alternative to open responses could have been the provision of a smaller range of definitions which respondents could choose and which most closely matched their own ideal definition.

These are just a few broad brush strokes of a much larger picture containing wide variations and a range of definitions.

Spanish dictionaries have a range of definitions for that verb, from an innocuous "to converse, discuss" to a sinister "to plot, scheme or conspire".

Thus, rather than using a single definition for small dSpikes, we employed a range of definitions; then for each definition we compared the control and low TTX conditions.

For patient-reported global assessment outcomes, a range of definitions was used to assess efficacy.

Therefore, one definition of impulsivity which seems particularly appropriate is that "impulsivity encompasses a range of actions which are poorly conceived, prematurely expressed, unduly risky or inappropriate to the situation and that often result in undesirable consequences" (Daruna & Barnes, 1993).

There is a need for the definition of a range of interventions in which the adolescent might have the legal recognition of autonomy for decision about his/her voluntary participation.

A range of bullying definitions exists.

A range of diverse definitions of patient empowerment was extracted.

Included studies use a range of different definitions for their exposure categories.