Sentence examples for depending on which definition from inspiring English sources

Depending on which definition of green space one uses, 64% or 72% of Sheffield's households in the UK fail to meet this target (Barbosa et al. 2007).

As one might expect, the numbers differ greatly depending on which definition is used.

And depending on which definition you use, different models will be more accurate than others.

Also explored was how these prevalence rates varied depending on which definition of complementary medicine was used (e.g., whether vitamins and minerals were included in the definition).

With worldwide prevalence of 8 20%, depending on which definition is used [ 1], it has been estimated that COPD will be the third leading cause of death by 2020 [ 2].

I think it depends on which definition of ourselves, our families, our society we want to cling to.

Secondly, certain patients were classified as having either large or moderate improvement, depending on which DAS28 definition was used; this type of discrepancy occurred at a similar frequency with both definitions, and would not be expected to result in more favourable results with one definition vs the other.

Equation (8) can be interpreted in several ways (see [ 35] for an introduction to SDEs), depending on which integral definition is used.

As a final point, it should be noted that at least the majority of definitions did identify an outbreak in these three selected examples and while the timing and scale of responses would likely be very different depending on which outbreak definition was used, at least a response would have been triggered.

Each of the three circles presents a cornerstone of the definition (1: adapt with experience, 2a: meta-knowledge on same data set, 2b: meta-knowledge from different domains), the approaches are arranged into the circles and their overlapping sections depending on which parts of the definition applies to them.

Apart from the normal weight group of boys, prevalence of MetS differed significantly depending on which of the two definitions was used for diagnosis.