Sentence examples for disparity in the definition from inspiring English sources
Neither the presence or absence of HLA-DPA1*02 in the patient or the donor, nor the presence or absence of HLA-DPA1 allele mismatches between patient and donor, when added as a requirement in addition to HLA-DPB1 TCE3 group disparity in the definition of non-permissive HLA-DP mismatches, had a significant impact on the risks of TRM or any of the other clinical endpoints (Tables 3 and 4).
(*According to BP: Differences between these world consumption figures and world production statistics are accounted for by stock changes, consumption of non-petroleum additives and substitute fuels, and unavoidable disparities in the definition, measurement or conversion of oil supply and demand data).
With the data at hand, we cannot assess to what extent the differences in sample and census estimates stem from the sampling approaches or their fieldwork application, from the disparities in the definition of the target group in the ICS samples and in the census data, or from non-response.
However, considering the observed disparity in definitions, the lack of clinical justification for the complications used, and the low methodological quality of studies, further research is needed to develop a valid and reliable performance indicator based on complications that can be used to improve the quality and efficiency of trauma care.
In reviewed literature, there were disparities in the operational definition of relapse.
44 The disparity between these results may reflect differences in the definition used for success on the attentional set-shifting task.
Disclosures accompanying third-quarter results, for instance, showed a lot of disparity in the valuation of Alt-A mortgages (though definitions of what constitutes Alt-A can vary).
The disparity in definitions is mind-boggling.
The large disparity in the prevalence may be due to the former lack of a consistent definition of menstrual migraine, different study populations and study design.
Since there are thousands of clubs in hundreds of different leagues around the world, "club success" has a wide disparity in the concrete results that would need to be earned to fit this definition.
