Sentence examples for defined variously as from inspiring English sources

25 Studies of early HIV infection, defined variously as soon after seroconversion or within the first approximate year, have found neuronal injury in frontal cortex, 26 microglial activation in basal ganglia, 26 reduced subcortical blood flow, 27 altered functional connectivity 4 and structural changes in gray matter with third ventricular expansion.

The American elite's pre-World War II commitment to breeding out the "unfit" — defined variously as racial minorities, low-I.Q.

Testosterone deficiency is defined, variously, as below 220 to 350 nanograms of testosterone per decilitre (ng/dL) of blood serum.

The American elite's pre-World War II commitment to breeding out the "unfit" -- defined variously as racial minorities, low-I.Q.

Metdata can be defined variously as "data about data", digital 'breadcrumbs', magic pixie dust, and "something that everyone now knows the NSA wants a lot of".

Samsung in particular has a powerful position in the so-called "phablet" (phone-tablet) market, defined variously as phones with screens over 5in or 5.5in (the precise definition varies between research companies).

The land boundary between Asia and Europe is a historical and cultural construct that has been defined variously; only as a matter of agreement is it tied to a specific borderline.

Pregnant women with hyperglycaemia who did not meet diagnostic criteria for GDM, based on OGTT test results as defined variously by individual trialists according to local health authorities and professional organizations, were considered eligible.

Integration has been defined variously, but most recently as 'a spectrum of organizational arrangements relating to the funding, administration, organization, service-delivery and clinical scenarios designed to create connectivity, alignment and collaboration' (Coker et al. 2010, citing Kodner and Spreeuwenberg 2002).

CIN was defined variously in the studies, but was usually described as an absolute or relative increase in Scr level.

As indicated in numerous articles, STEM education has been defined variously ranging from disciplinary through to transdisciplinary approaches (e.g., Burke et al., 2014; Honey et al., 2014; Moore and Smith, 2014; Rennie et al., 2012; Vasquez, 2014/2015; Vasquez et al., 2013).