Sentence examples for different definition for from inspiring English sources
Possible explanations for these differences might be a different definition for HLA class I expression, differences in staining techniques and scoring or a different patient cohort, especially regarding the number of tumours showing microsatellite instability (MSI), which is associated with loss of HLA class I and a better prognosis (Dierssen et al, 2007; Mouradov et al, 2013).
One possible explanation for the difference in the effect estimates is the different definition for LVEF reduction used in each study giving rise to substantial heterogeneity.
You may have a different definition for La Nina/El Nino?
Knee point detection is based on the different definition for 2 or 3-objective problems [73].
Our data show an important discrepancy between the 10 × 99th percentile for both biomarkers, and suggest a different definition for post-operative myocardial infarction may be needed when Hs-cTn is used.
Well, there's a different definition for every region.
Companies compute these customized measures differently, use different definitions for similar terms, and create bespoke titles such as "adjusted consolidated segment operating income". Moreover, companies change the way they compute their non-GAAP metrics from time to time.
However, their results cannot easily be compared with our own because of different definitions for AEs and differences in study design.
The modeled and measured toxicity indices have different definitions for the two species, and hence ratios differ considerably.
