Sentence examples for definition varying from inspiring English sources

The primary disadvantage of CT for treatment planning is the low tissue contrast which can result in the tumor definition varying significantly from physician to physician [ 15].

Common to all initiatives is the definition of the data to be gathered as a 'form' which details the questions presented to a user, with the method of form definition varying between initiatives.

Poststroke seizures are often characterized as "early" and "late" ones with definitions varying considerably [ 4– 6].

There is considerable debate around the definition of Complementary and Alternative Medicine CAMM) [ 1- 3], definitions varying over time[ 4].

Differences in definitions, varying study populations, and indication for renal biopsy are likely to contribute to the observed differences in prevalence.

Similarly, four articles did not include a clear definition of which CVD endpoint was used, with definitions varying between studies, e.g. clinical diagnosis of fatal and non-fatal CVD, CHD determined using coronary angiography or fatal CVD.

It also appears to be the case that there is no one "right" or "correct" definition, but that varying definitions have varying strengths and weaknesses regarding tradeoffs on generality, theorem-generation, calculation ease and so forth.

Subjects who did not meet the cataract case event definition provided varying periods of observation time.

Secondly, we compare definitions with varying regulatory region sizes.

There are several dimensions of SEP (e.g. education, occupation, income, place of residence, ownership of household items) that are captured by different SEP definitions to varying degrees.

This illustrates the difficulties of comparing data across studies with differing case identification processes and definitions and varying levels of detail about individual risk factors.