Sentence examples for by different definitions of from inspiring English sources
The energy dissipated in the contact may be quantified by different definitions of the coefficient of restitution in Newton's law and Poisson's law.
In great part this difference stems from the fact that Chuck and Janet are digital immigrants, while their grandkids and the 20-somethings one table over are all digital natives -- different generations divided by different definitions of personal respect, attentiveness, interpersonal communication and what constitutes a meaningful relationship.
Visual impairment prevalence rates varied from 7.4% to 23.0%, this range being mainly explained by different definitions of visual impairment.
We also examined how the incidence of PTE is affected by different definitions of epilepsy in the rat (Fig. 9B).
These discrepancies might be on the one hand explained by different definitions of patients with active and inactive SLE.
Variations in management found in the literature can be explained by different definitions of the observation period for AVB.
The heterogeneity may also be induced by different definition of chronic periodontitis, different study populations (sex and age), and different biological specimens (serum, plasma, or whole blood) among different studies.
Direct comparison is hampered by different definitions, methods of case finding and selection of study populations.
Globally, discrepancies between our results and what is found in the literature might be partly explained by study population differences, different definitions of covariates and NVP measures, methodological designs, possibility of type I and type II errors, and confounding factors considered in the statistical analysis.
For the simple aromatic substituents checkmol identifies generally slightly less FGs than our approach (for example arylchloride 18.13 vs 18.17% or phenol 9.52 vs 9.58%) what is caused probably by slightly different definitions of aromaticity by both systems.
The findings are generally consistent with those reported by previous investigations assessing potential changes within the same analysis periods, although a quantitative comparison is made difficult by the different definitions of the temperature mortality relationship and by the alternative analytical approaches.
