Sentence examples for contrasting definitions from inspiring English sources
In a way, the malaise in both countries represents the logical conclusion to longstanding and contrasting definitions of tolerance.
In a way, the malaise on both sides of the Channel represents the logical conclusion to longstanding and contrasting definitions of tolerance.
Stephane Buydens, a tax specialist at the O.E.C.D., said Europe's value-added tax system could more readily be adjusted than what exists in the United States, where 7,000 revenue jurisdictions create a minefield of differing sales tax rates, and there are contrasting definitions of taxable and nontaxable items.
Our data demonstrate the complexity of the contrasting definitions of CA-MRSA.
What assent means is not clearly defined and, furthermore, different guidelines give contrasting definitions; asking for assent may cause problems.
Contrasting definitions of PMV capture significantly different patient populations, with ≥ 21 days of ventilation specifying the most resource-intensive recipients of critical care.
The German Roman Catholic dogmatician Karl Rahner's contrasting definition, in Sacramentum Mundi, points to a perennial process: Dogma is a form of the abiding vitality of the deposit of faith in the church which itself remains always the same.
A rather contrasting definition of agitation is presented in the person-centered approach where agitation is seen as closely related to needs.
Over the course of a growing season, the behavior of these three contrasting LUE definitions was strikingly dissimilar, and the degree of dissimilarity varied with contrasting crops (corn and soybean).
To gain a better understanding of the HIV epidemic in rural South Carolina (SC) by contrasting 3 definitions of rural and urban areas.The sample included newly diagnosed HIV cases aged ≥18 years in SC between January 1 , 2005 and December 31 , 2011
Moreover, results of indirect effect contrast definitions suggest that the indirect effect via femininity is greater than the effect via masculinity [the difference is 0.07, 95 % CI = 0.03 to 0.12].
