Sentence examples for definition vary from inspiring English sources

It takes place in a multiphase, multicomponent system and is concerned with particulate solids whose "size and size" distribution, both incapable of unique definition, vary with time.

15, 21 Metabolic syndrome (MetS) is a cluster of risk factors for CVD, in essence insulin resistance, hypertension, dyslipidemia, and abdominal obesity although the details of the definition vary.

Its definition varies according to the stakeholder.

Rather, the definition varies based on the techniques and objectives of the specific study.

Clearly, the drought definition varies with the variable used to define it.

The definition varies from author to author.

The word's definition varies depending on who you ask -- but a new survey suggests that men and women may think about the concept differently.

Geographic or administrative boundaries were used to define sampling areas: by necessity, the specific definition varied across sites.

However, the definition varies widely.

In practice, this definition varied slightly between countries in accordance with local notions of partnerships.

Five studies reported the incidence of recurrent AGWs (Table  1), whose definition varied.