Sentence examples for distinct definition for from inspiring English sources
It is difficult to formulate a distinct definition for each of these terms, because their use largely overlaps in the literature despite individual preferences.
The Brewers Association created a distinct definition for craft brewers, said Bob Pease, its chief operating officer, to differentiate small companies from big ones that were also marketing certain beers as craft.
Still, that legislation failed to impose a distinct definition for street harassment, which commonly occurs in France.
In the wake of these measures, the Law of Orientation in agriculture introduced two distinct definitions for rural and quality agro-food districts, while maintaining a strong link with the basic concept of Local Production Systems (LPS), defined as "the homogeneous productive contexts characterised by both a high concentration of industrial enterprises and the specialisation of business systems".
Finally, we provide a distinct definition of data marketplaces, leading to a classification framework that can provide structure for the emerging field of data marketplace research.
A possible explanation for these discrepancies may lie in the different recruitment strategies of the study populations and the distinct definition of the phenotype "gout".
First, the distinct definition of metabolic syndrome might provide biased estimates on bone fractures.
The United States has 50 distinct states, which means there are 50 distinct definitions of "proficient" on standardized tests for students.
Except for a few examples where genetic groups are clearly distinct, definitions of genetic groups are often based on arbitrary rules.
There are seven distinct definitions of "species", and 27 variations and mixtures.
