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Stars, superstars, superdooperstars... the spaces between these definitions are credit-card thin, and frankly the whole business of list-making pretty spurious so far as authentic literary value is concerned.

Results from an independent clinic-based study designed to assess the overlap between ICHD-2R and other proposed diagnostic criteria for CM (including PREEMPT enrollment criteria) determined that there was significant overlap between these definitions [4].

Although in many cases, speaking about maximum principles, authors mean quite different definitions of maximum principles (such as e.g., corresponding inequalities, boundedness of solutions and maximum boundaries principles), there exists a deep internal connection between these definitions.

The time stamp of stories describing an event may cause a more detailed definition of an event or a topic at a later time window sometimes with some overlap between these definitions of an event or topic causing an overlap between the provenance graph models described for these time windows.

Comparisons were made between these definitions.

Cerebrovascular symptoms are closely related to underlying carotid plaque composition and therefore we investigated potential plaque differences between these definition-based subgroups.

The most important clinical variables were in general consistently defined between studies, with these definitions provided in Table 2. Notably, all studies used the Federation of Gynecology and Obstetrics (FIGO) staging system, and all but one study (11) defined suboptimal debulking surgery as residual tumour mass > 1 cm (Table 2).

Most countries collect some data on migration in all these categories, although there is little consistency between countries on how these definitions are applied.

As for the second 'entanglement-problem': in order to avoid that definitions of 'global health' blur the discrepancy between 'reality' and 'ideals', these definitions should abstain from attaching normative objectives a priori and factually describe what the field is, not what it ideally should be.

We examined, in a country of the African region, i) the prevalence of the metabolic syndrome (MetS) according to three definitions (ATP, WHO and IDF); ii) the distribution of the MetS criteria; iii) the level of agreement between these three definitions and iv) we also examined these issues upon exclusion of people with diabetes.