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Prevalence studies of age-related cataracts are hampered by the absence of a uniform grading system for cataract opacities, by differing definitions of visual impairment, and by additional coexisting ocular pathologies causing loss of vision.

In addition, direct outcome comparisons may be hindered further by differing definitions of inclusion and exclusion criteria [ 9].

The wide range in ICER estimates may be partly explained by differing definitions of PWID, whereby some studies may include former PWID.

Our results are discrepant to previous studies from this region that document a considerably lower prevalence of dual use [ 3, 6], which might partly be explained by differing definitions of current smoking.

Similarly, many of the differences in our findings to those of computational searches of barley EST-library published recently [ 28] can be explained by differing definitions of what constitutes a 'known' miRNA, filtering of repetitive sequences and sequences not included in the relevant version of miRBase [ 28].

1, 2 Both the ADA and Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics note that definition of low-GI versus high-GI diets is complicated by differing definitions of high-GI or low-GI diets or quartiles (for example, definition of low-GI diets range from 38%to77%7% and definitions for high-GI diets range from 63%to98%8%).

Much data on emigration is collected from immigration-by-origin data in receiving states, but differing definitions of migration and the presence of large irregular migrant populations can imply that migrant populations are enumerated inconsistently across states.

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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