Sentence examples for have differing definitions of from inspiring English sources

Often times the validity of a rape is left in the hands of a police officer or doctor who may have differing definitions of rape.

Different entities, usually governmental, at both the state and national level in the United States, have differing definitions of contributing property but they all retain the same basic characteristics.

While both groups believed we have personal responsibility for our happiness, they had differing definitions of self-autonomy.

The studies were of variable quality and had differing definitions of AKI with five studies only including patients who required dialysis during an AKI episode.

Studies included in the meta-analysis had differing definitions of response and timing of assessments and may have included selected populations that had effects on fungal-attributable and all-cause mortality [ 19].

25 The definition of radiographic hip osteoarthritis has differed in hip osteoarthritis studies, and only a few epidemiology studies have compared the differing definitions of radiographic hip osteoarthritis.

Furthermore, different providers will have different target markets which may have differing levels of volatility.

It is hard to develop a consensus here; different people have differing amounts of risk aversion.

The reasons the conclusions are different is because they have differing interpretation of the same data.

Thus, quantization noise on different DWT coefficients will have differing levels of visibility.

They also have differing levels of familiarity with the OGP.