Sentence examples for commonly agreed definitions from inspiring English sources

However, as relatively new concepts, there are no solid and commonly agreed definitions of them.

This approach is consistent with that used to generate the more recent estimates presented above, the most recent commonly agreed definitions [ 83, 84], and the true total exposure of humans which includes the higher values in over-dispersed data accounting for the bulk of transmission [ 84, 85].

Chowdhury's work is a type of expanded documentary, an emergent form of contemporary art-making that's so new there isn't really a commonly agreed definition of it just yet.

If they disagree on these two issues, there would be no commonly agreed definition, but there is a definition of the ultimate which is common to all schools, even though there is no commonly agreed defined example to illustrate such definition.

This is of note, since there is currently no commonly agreed definition of AECOPD and no current case definition includes a microbiological endpoint.

But while interest in the concept of disclosure has recently gained momentum, a precise and commonly agreed upon definition is still lacking, as is a comprehensive review.

The position of electronic markets in the existing framework is not self-evident, and up to date no commonly agreed upon definition of electronic markets and marketplaces has been established.

Although women's autonomy is a complex measure and there is no commonly agreed single definition for it, this study tried to address the most frequently used dimension of autonomy measures by different scholars [ 5, 6, 10, 16].

Clinical research studies are frequently confounded by a lack of agreed definitions and consistency of testing.

Reasons include variability in agreed definitions of professionalism within medicine and radiology.

Finally, comparing an ASD-specific definition of crisis to a commonly agreed upon generic definition of crisis informs us as to the particular needs of families of people with ASD compared to the general population when crisis occurs.