Sentence examples for diverging definitions of from inspiring English sources

But even if a high participation rate can be attained, reaching consensus will often be a long and difficult process and inevitably involves making compromises, which may result in diverging definitions of performance.

Positive outcome was defined differently in the included studies; we decided to combine these data despite diverging definitions.

Diverging interpretations of interdependence between teams.

In that respect, most definitions of supererogation in modern ethics diverge from the Christian tradition: whereas for the latter paradigm examples of supererogation are piety and chastity, for the former these are altruistic deeds of extreme beneficence.

Definitions of disability vary considerably.

Within Drosophila, for instance, D. melanogaster and D. pseudoobscura, which diverged 25 40 million years ago (MYA) [ 20], have nearly identical definitions of major and minor codons [ 21].

Definitions of mass shootings vary.

This stretching and folding is part of what leads to definitions of the distance between trajectories in state space as increasing (diverging) on average.

I mean lineages of eukaryotes that have gone extinct and which diverged from the lineage leading to the Last Eukaryotic Common Ancestor (see [ 25] for standard definitions of stem and crown groups).

Broadly, the definitions of McManus and Gallagher et al. are similar; our definition differs in that offers and actual enrolments might diverge for a range of reasons.

Such suffocating definitions of friendship occur at a time when we have no clue about what a "lifetime" entails or how our paths will diverge over the decades.