Sentence examples for has been defined differently from inspiring English sources

It has been defined differently by different researchers.

Insulin resistance based on HOMA-IR has been defined differently in different studies.

AKI has been defined differently in the studies that have investigated the relationship between CK and myoglobin levels and AKI.

The goal of the review process has been defined differently in respective studies.

Moreover, IBS has been defined differently over time, changing the clinical characteristics used to diagnose the disease.

For years GDM has been defined differently throughout the world a patchwork that stymies epidemiological analyses and harmonization of clinical research and care.

They have been defined differently by different researchers.

Had it been otherwise — had Welles beaten David Chase to cable — the very notion of what constitutes greatness on television might have been defined differently from the start.

Obviously "fairness" would have been defined differently if The Times's criterion for determining fairness was based on provocation or lack thereof.

Second, we will show how majority influences have been defined differently across disciplines and, therefore, propose a set of definitions in order to streamline majority influence research, where conformist transmission and conformity will be put forth as operationalizations of the overarching denominator majority influences.

The much lower mortality rate in DIN suggests that death may have been defined differently or recorded less reliably.