Sentence examples similar to an issue of definitions from inspiring English sources

Körner, C. Plant CO2 responses: an issue of definition, time and resource supply.

Simply an issue of applying the definitions.

Since then the FAO has committed itself to convening an experts meeting to address the issue of definitions.

There is also an issue of pre-existing differences in definitions of dry eye.

It is impossible to begin a discussion of the artist's book without entertaining the issue of definitions.

This is of course also an issue of the goal and scope definition.

Hey Mike– Since when is reporting two sides of an issue by definition defending one side?

This basic issue of definition is important because it guides more detailed models and interpretations of early vision.

A working-group of international experts (like the Villefrance criteria in Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome) to clarify the issue of definition of congenital brittle bones syndromes and their classification is warranted.

A conference addressing how to establish the incidence of inflicted traumatic brain injury in young children provided the opportunity to examine issues of definitions, passive versus active surveillance, study designs, proxy measures, and statistical issues.

55 Neonatal causes of death can be difficult to attribute with certainty, depending on clinical factors and issues of definition; a recent analysis showed a fivefold difference in the proportion of deaths attributed to prematurity depending on definition used.