Sentence examples for because of differing definitions from inspiring English sources

Results from different studies are difficult to compare, however, because of differing definitions and methods of detecting errors.

A Kuwaiti Muslim cannot buy a Malaysian sukuk (sharia-compliant bond) because of differing definitions of what constitutes usury.

Estimates of the prevalence of cardiac autonomic neuropathy in T1DM vary widely, in part because of differing definitions and methods of testing (heart rate variability, response to Valsalva maneuver, handgrip, multiple versus isolated abnormalities, etc).

Differences across studies may result from differing definitions of stress and differing cultural experiences of stress.

"Adopting a uniform definition would reduce inadvertent taxpayer errors resulting from differing definitions of a qualifying child," the study said.

The debate hinges largely on differing definitions of the budget surplus.

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This discrepancy is largely due to differing definitions of blindness.

We will not exclude studies because of differing case definitions (e.g. ACS vs. stable CHD).

Such comparisons are fraught with difficulty--in part because there should be clear criteria for selecting country comparators--but more importantly because HRH data is often not comparable, being based on differing definitions, and often incomplete or out of date.

However, comparing risk patterns between destinations in various studies is difficult, because of differing study methods and definitions for travellers' diarrhoea and for regions.